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SPIRITS

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Table of Contents

Dedication 3

Introduction 4

Seniors 17

Memorium 18

Faculty and Administration 79

Activities and Organizations 91

Athletics 121

Spring Events 161

Senior Superlatives 186

Directory 198

Advertisements 202

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d/Zat ferson //ui// /so a texic/er, afzarent or- cyfriend,
fast someone aze Anoaz- or?/ az/iom uze can/ c/efend.

STAe Ae/f nun/ /mac Aazd nat/uny. to- do midi a test on ay/ozde,
/{/Acre azefast neec/ed ccfdcndyou came to- our- cud.

/To- of you sfeeudfeof/e t/u& /oo A toe dedicate,

/four /tef and Aundness/ toe do - affreciate,

Acres/ a/ Att/e foem to- eac/i and eoeryone,

(9f diosc oert/y sfzecicd feofz/efor eoertydiinyy/ord oe done.

As/fart of die c/assf ‘ "Ad
Acre are dianAsfom/ me toyyou.

/To- eoeryone m/io’s Aefzed me out/,
ffotc tauyAt me to/iat /fee a/l a/zout.

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Adutyod oe ready Aefzed me dueuy/i,
do- diaoA& ayainyusfor Aeinyyou/.

Lowell High School, Lowell
High School, may we ever
stand, honest, faithful and
courageous, loyal to our land.
Lowell High School, Lowell
High School, we shall all be
true to the ideals you teach us
through and through.

During our four years at
Lowell High School, many
changes have occured. To the
Annex, Cobum Hall, and the
1922 building, the new
buildings were added. The
crowded tunnel, carpeted
classrooms and constantly
active gym and swimming
pool have added a great deal
of enthusiasm and motivation
to the student body.

When we began our freshman
year no one could get a peep
out of us at pep rallies, unlike
our senior year when no one
could keep us quiet. Over the
years as our school rose from
an idea to a reality, our spirits
rose to great heights.

Junior year the entire school
united with spirit and pride to
retain our traditional name,
“Red Raiders." Our victory
helped our spirits continue to
soar.

Freshman Year . . . 3rd floor
. . . What a change from Jr.
High! . . . meeting new friends
and keeping the old ones . . .
finding someone to share a
locker with . . . girls being
taller than the guys . . . lunch
at 10:15? . . ."Twins" for lunch
. . . our first set of 1/3 rds . . .
study halls ... the library . . .

the "clank-clank" of
construction crews . . .
paranoia skipping your 1st
time . . . radios blaring out on
Kirk St . . . detours due to
construction . . . the formation
of the Friends of Lowell High
School . . . dances . . . fire
alarms during finals . . . the
last day . . . Summer
Celebrations . . .

Sophomore Year . . . starting a
day later than the little
freshmen . . . 2nd floor
hangout . . . security tightened
. . . walking-out . . . speeches
for elections . . . "beautiful”
scents from the chem labs . . .
Lucy Larcom . . . turning
"sweet 16" . . . PSATs . . .
shortage of seats in the caf . . .
shortage of the food in the caf . .
opening of the school store . . .
early dismissal due to
construction . . . wishing you
could drive . . . Parties! . . .
Spring Fever ... 1st annual
Beach Trip ...

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Junior Year . . . starting a week
late ... the opening of the
new school . . . skinny little
lockers . . . houses A,B/ C, &
D . . . gym in the Annex . . .
traffic jams in the tunnel . . .
rooms with no windows . . .
finding a date for the Harvest
. . . going out to breakfast . . .
a caf with a rug . . . round

tables . . . Driver Ed . . . CPR
with "Annie" . . . breaking
into your piggy bank when
milk was 8<t . . . improvements
in the lunch menus . . .
"meatball subs" . . . crew cuts
. . . SATs . . . getting your
license . . . fund raisers . . .
Raider Power . . . "Millers are
what you drink!" . . .

homeroom-lunch . . .
lunch-homeroom . . . getting
“skagged" . . . going to
Mossie's and finding out it has
moved again ... a school full
of wrestlers for the State
Tournament . . . the opening
of the new gym . . . “What do
you mean I have swimming?"

. . . the basketball teams at the
Boston Garden . . . winter is
over, outdoors again . . . Prop.
2V2 . . . hitting the beach . . .
psyched for Senior Year . . .

Senior Year . . . Our four years
are almost over . . . senior
class elections . . . sharing the
library with the Magnet School
. . . the college fair at
Merrimack . . . having senior
pictures taken and retaken . . .
friday night football games . . .

hitting all the hangouts . . .
going to Hartwells for morning
nourishment . . . donuts in the
caf . . . early morning meeting
places . . . "Attention please,
daily notice for ..." ... going
to guidance to visit with

college representatives . . .
filling out applications . . . the
Harvest . . . the Turkey Day
game . . . "lounging" in the
library . . . warming up by the
radiators . . . Culinary Arts
. . .Independent Living
. . . school starting at 9 o'clock
because of snow . . . coming in
at 7 o'clock because you did
not know . . . buying trots . . .
Macbeth, Beowulf and the
Canterberry Tales . . . junk
food for lunch . . . salads for
lunch . . . the school store . . .
lollipops . . . the Christmas
parties we weren't supposed
to have . . . cleaning out
lockers before vacation . . .
being allowed to go to your
locker only twice a day and
going between every period
anyway . . . "Shake it up" . . .

skipping . . . avoiding Larry

and Gary on the way out . . ,

not being able to avoid them
on the way in . . . detention

... 3 & 3 ... the new "in
house" suspension . . . "I
woke up this morning and I
. . ." . . .taking SATs just one
more time ... ski trips with
the ski club . . . snow days . .
senior class meetings . . . class
dues . . . selling candy . . .
finally getting the car for
school and getting it stuck in
the mud . . . McDonalds 4th or
5th period . . . carnation day . . .

trying to think of something
original to write on the back of
your senior picture . . . staying
home on the day of the
ASVAB tests ... 8 minutes to
get to class . . . hamming it up
for the photographer . . .
getting placques instead of
jackets . . . some of us starting
college early due to social
security cuts . . . being accepted
to college at last . . . Walkmans
. . . disco, new wave, punk and
good old rock and roll . . .
rumors of the Rolling Stones
playing in Lowell . . .

hoping we will get dismissed
because of a power outage in
the new building . . . turning
18 and still not being legal . . .
saving your absences until
April and May . . . the April
blizzard . . . spring fever . . .
wiffles . . . pay day . . . giving
blood ... no Review ... no
Senior Scoops . . . spirit week
. . . coming in late on Fridays
. . . going to the Diner,
Mossie's and Ricky's . . .
skipping every chance you get
. . . finding a job . . . counting
the days till graduation . . .

The last month of school . . .
senior skip day . . . doing
nothing for the rest of the year
. . . warm weather . . . making
plans for the summer . . . the
Prom at the Tara . . .
graduation practice . . .
graduating at last . . . our four
years at Lowell High School
come to a close . . .
remembering the good times
we left behind . . . the
memories that will always stay

with us . . .

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS:
Sitting — President
Sherry Sharfman
Secretary John Rabias
Vice-President Tim Brown
Treasurer Charlie Greenhouse

SENIORS

In Memoriam
Peter McCall
1964-1980

With love, from the
Class of 1982

"All Good Things Must Come To An End

As I look around, all the people I see.

Are those who suffered through this tragedy.

All those tears that they had cried,

A part of them was going to die.

Innocent, spirited, young, and free
You fought for your life so desperately.

Lying there, helpless in your bed.

Hearing our voices but nothing you said.

We prayed you'd hear us and respond
But a week went by and you were gone.

Peter, although you're not with us today.

The memories of you will not slip away.

You left a mark on all your friends:

"All good things must come to an end".

Ellen Busby

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Linda Barros

Therese H. Beachesne

Richard G.J. Baillargeon

Lisa Barros

Sherry L. Barlow

Stephen A. Beati

Drake G. Behrakis

Sharon I. Bernstein

Rachel A. Bergeron

Karen Berube

Robert Bisson

Jay Joseph Blaikie

David M. Bitler

Eric J. Bohenko

Sharon A. Boucher

Brenda Lee Bordeleau

Lorna Ann Boucher

Norma Bowles

Pamela Bracket

Michelle Brady

John F. Brouillette Timothy J. Brown Arthur L. Brule Terrence D. Buchannan

Lisa Burns

Sharon Burns

Patricia A. Butler

Richard Byers

Sharon M. Calhoun

Kathleen Callahan Thomas W. Callahan

Russell P. Carignan

Katherine Campbell

Charles Carkin

Brian J. Clark

Constantine E. Chachus

Diane Carpentier

John D. Carney

Jane Anne Carrabis

Patricia E. Chin

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Elaine M. Clermont

Robert Close

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Karen S. Cochran

Lisa Coleman

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Marianne M. Collopy

David Colton

John Conlon

Nancy Ellen Conlon

He's Cute!

Brendan Coppinger

Melissa Cook

Nancy Connerton

Michael F. Correa

Eddie R. Cornish

Cheryl Ann Coutu

Roger Coutu

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Tracy J. Coyle

James J. Crocco

Diane Crockett

Lynn Mary Cropper Noreen E. Crowley Paul Edward Crowley

Anthony P. Desrosiers

Jeffrey Demmons

Nancy E. DeSilva

Diane Diamantopoulos

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Robert M. Destrempe

Thomas H. Donnelly

Suzanne Donovan

Lawrence M. Dowling

John F. Downes

Marybeth Dowling

Robert J. Doyle

Bessie Dragoumanos

Jeffrey J. Duarte

Brian W. Driscoll

Romeo and Juliet

Elizabeth A. Elisey

David J. Emon

Caroline Evans

Anne Margaret Farley

Kathleen M. Fijalkowski

Sandy J. Ferreira

Martha A. Finn

Francisco Ferreira

Linda G

David Ramond Fiorello

ARRRRR!

Patricia A. Fleming

Marta O. Flores

Martha E. Foley

Douglas Foresteire

Kevin Michael Forsley

Donna Marie Frazier

Roger P. Frechette

Elena M. Frazier

Kenneth J. Freitas

Deborah Freeman

Francis M. Funaro

Cheryl Ann Fuller

Marc Furman

Mark James Furtado

Paula M. Gallagher

Peter Gallaghe

Barry Garnick

John Gauthier

Richard G. Gauvreau

Thomas James Gilligan Renee Giroux

Kathy Ann Gregoire

Mary Jane Gregoire

Valerie J. Gregoire

Robin D. Grimard

Timothy Grover

Douglas A. Hall Judith A. Hamel Robin A. Hamel

Mary A. Handley

Constance Hantzis

3 9AMM Mary Ellen Harrington

Pamela G. Harris

Cecilio Hernandez

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Frederick J. Horstkotte Kelley A. Horton

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Linda Holzworth

Donna L. Hrinchuck Daniel Hyde Maria F. Ivos

John Witt Joynt, Jr

Irene M. Jutras

Donna J. Kacavas

Demetrios Karamanolis

Antonios G. Katsakis

Glenn Kealy

Kelly M. Kearns

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Darlene M. Krysiak

Robin Labrecque

David Labrecque

David Laduke

It's like this

Barbara J. Lamarre

Henri Laferriere

Darlene Landry

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Donna Landry

Lisa A. Langlois

Arlene J. Leczynski

Donna Jean Leonard

Priscilla Ann Leduc

Michelle J. Lemoine

Richard Thomas Leonard

Joseph Lepine

Diana Limperis

Michael Love

Martha M. Logiudice

Susan M. Lynch

Laura A. Lyman

My favorite martian

Laurie Machado

Kathleen N. Maclnnis

I don't DO push ups!

John J. Mackey

Wesson MacKinley Corey Maclachlan

Steven R. Makarewicz

Phyllis Maniatakos

Stephen J. Maniatakos

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Mardia A. Marget

Normand R. Marquis

Jamie Sue Marion

Cheryl W. Mar tell

Christine Marie Martin

Daniel N. Martin

Bubbles away!

Mary Beth McAdams

Donna M. Martin

Who? . . . Me?'

Michaelanne McAndrews

Maryjane McArdle

Joseph H. McArthur

Susan L. McArthur

Marybeth McDowell Francis X. McGee

Joseph P. Mclnerney

Rita M. McLaughlin

William E. McGrade

Kevin R. McKenna

'The thinker'

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Stephen P. McNamara

Michael J. McQuade

Warren T. McQuaide

Lawrence A. McQueen

Dawn M. Mercier

Nancy D. Mercier

Phyllis D. Mitchell

Linda Lee Montminy

Deborah A. Moore

Kimberley J. Moran

Judith Ann Morris

Ana Paula Mota

Maura J. Murphy

Gail M. Muscovitz

Jeannette D. Nadeau

Pamela Ann Nagle

Robert T. Nagle

Cindy Sue Needle

Constantina Nassopoulou

Farncis D. Neylon

Valerie A. Nicholas

Paula R. Noonan

John M. Nutter

Olga Maria Ortiz

Denise Obdens

Gabriela Oliveira

Jill Ann Parrino

April Pattavina

Jerry Panos

Robert E. Paquette

Pamela Parigian

Carol Ann Paradis

William Paul Pearsall

Brenda A. Pellettier

Ann Marie Perkins

Steven J. Petullo

Minh V. Pho

Horsin' around!

Daniel F. Phelps

Robin Pilato

Robert Plante

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Edward Purtell

Anne K. Quigley

Barbara J. Quinn

Debra Ann Quimby

John Rabias

Lynne E. Randall

Karen Recco

Merlene J. Rangulong

Michael Rawnsley

Paula M. Reardon

"Is it really superman?"

Gary M. Richards

Donna A. Regan

Paul A. Rheault

Diana Robarge

Karen Robarge

Harold J. Roberge

Gilberto Rosado

Patricia Ann Roberts

Edna M. Rogers

Tammy Rose

Suzanne Rossetti

David J. Roy

Karen Roy

Daniel J. Ryalls

Mary Gail Ryan

Ronald J. Sargent Edward J. Saunders Richard M. Sawyer Charles D. Scott

Ann Marie Shea

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Ronda M. Shrigley

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Brenda Silva

Marlene E. Simard

John C. Simon

Sheila Ann Skovholt

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Shawn Smith

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John R. Slates

John T. Solomonides

Debra Soucy

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Karen L. Spinelli

Ellen Sousa

Lynne F. Stuer

Barbara Sullivan

Lisa G. Stephens

Sheryl Ann Strong

Cynthia M. Sullivan

Ann M. St. Peter

Angela Spirou

Vivian K. Ste. Marie

Christine Thompson

Tammy J. Tighe

Tracy L. Tisdale

Noraida Toledo

Valerie Vassilakos

Elaine Vangos

Cheryl Anne Wilkins

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Ira Wolfe

Jeanne M. Wood

Robert J. Williams

Mary Louise Wilson

Gretchen Woods

Faculty

and

Administration

LOWELL SCHOOL COMMITTEE: Row 1: Mrs. Kathryn Philbin Stoklosa, Mayor M. Brendan Fleming, Gerald J. Durkin, Jr.; Row 2: Clement G.
McDonough, Assistant Superintendent Henry J. Mroz, Superintendent Doctor Patrick J. Mogan, Daniel P. Kane, George W. O'Hare, Willaim J.
Kirwin.

Peter S. Stamas
Headmaster

The administration and staff of
Lowell High School salutes
you — the graduates of the
Class of 1982 . Already the
scholastic and extra-curricular
achievements of many of you
have brought to us a great deal
of reward and pride; but we
see this as only the beginning.
We will witness or will receive
reports of the great deeds and
accomplishments of the
members of this class. We
wish you well. Good Luck and
God bless you.

Eugene N. Wood
Dean of Students

Stanley Stoklosa f \
Master

Joeseph M. Regan
Dean of Faculty

Patricia Kealy
House C

John F. O'Brien
House B

Daniel F. Sullivan
House D A

AFJROTC

Joseph E. Henderson — SMS GT
USAF (Ret.), Norman R. Ham — Maj.
USAF (Ret.).

Art

Joan Hancock, Jacquelyn
Doyle-O'Hare, Mary Esther Kaknes.
Missing Thomas McGuire, Director of
Art.

Business

Row 1: Harold Garvey, Ruth W.
Gagnon, Mary A. Fitzgerald —
Department Head, Rita Corcoran, John
F. Casey; Row 2: Thaddeus Wyrostek,
Paul G. Mann, Christine Demetriou,
David Moorehouse (Distributive
Education), James F. Kearns Jr., D.

Paul Pizzano, George F. J. Wood.
Missing: Moira Lewis, Paul Roberts,
Marguerite Royal.

Librarians

Millouise Barrett, Rita Lamond,
Katherine Craig.

Driver

Education

Thomas J. Grady, William Robinson,
Joseph B. Golas.

English

Row 1: Roger O'Connor, Department
Head; Row 2: Richard J. Dacey, Jane
Guimond, Barbara Foye, Mary
Margaret Gresco, Mary Collins, Eileen
M. Casey; Row 3: J. Stephen Ronan,
Barry Cronin, Gerald E. LeBlanc,
Dennis J. Canney, Theodore J. Barrett,
William Dowling.

History

Row 1: Charles Hill, Carol A. Davis,
William Samaras — Department Head,
Stephanie Donahue, Jonn J. Kelley;
Row 2: George McCarthy, Walter G.
Nutter, Arthur Hickey, Richard
O'Brien, James Borst, David Conway,
D. Scott Davis. Missing: David Delisle.

Row 1: James Foye, Director of
Guidance; Row 2: Mary Leyden, James
D. Considine, Gertrude J. Thomas,
Mary E. Strombous. Missing: Deanna
Berman, Gerald F. Dillon, William
Merrill, Joseph V. Wood.

Home

Economics

Row 1: Nancy Deeney, Joanne Julien;
Row 2: Karen Dickey, Eileen Kane —
Department Head, Gertrude
Kasianchuk. Missing: Donna Beusch.

Guidance

Music

Row 1: B. Douglas Townsend, Choral
Arts; William J. Notini — Band
Director, Albert J. Gougeon — Band.

Industrial

Arts

Row 1; Roger Martin, Director; Row 2:

Arthur Kosiavelon, Christos
Demetriou, Daniel Thurston,
Alexander Karkota Missing: Charles

Mackey.

Languages

Row 1: Grace S. Scanlan, Paul T.
Crowley, Helen Flanagan —
Department Head, Ronald Boisjoly,
Priscilla Donlon; Row 2: Ann
Goodspeed, Doris R. Bourgeois,
Claudette Donahue, Donald H. Bailey,
Judy Maclnnis, Rev. Dr. Peter Rizos,
Diane Plakas Missing: Mary C.
Callery, Mary Ann Kulsea, Hubert
McLaughlin.

Math

Row 1: Boyd P. Bertrand, M. Claire
Abrams, Raphael Miller — Department
Head, Patricia M. Brown, Vernon M.
Smith; Row 2: James Molloy, Normand
Lacerte, Michael Nestervicn, Frank T.
Loguidice, John Palmer, Peter
Nikitopoulos, John E. Lang, Clifford
Wayland. Missing: George Cunha,
Howard Graichen, Frank Gentle.

Physical

Education

Row 1: Philip Dancause, Walter L.
Nelson, George Bossi — Director of
Physical Education, Bill Kouloheras;
Row 2: Suzanne Olsen, Joanne Crow,
Manuel Vagos, John J. Beaulieu, Susan
Callahan, Louise V. Oczkowski.

Special

Education

Row 1: Mary Gendron, Norma Audy,
Pamela Ryan, Judy Aurosis; Row 2:
Katherine Leotsacos, Arthur Veves,
Janice Aidie — Director, Philip Curtin,
Arthur Hamilton, Donna Kanarakos.
Missing: Beth Anastapoulos, Richard
Laioie, Louis Lezado, Mary Ann
Palmer, Marie Smith, Amy Solomon.

Science

Row 1: Edward Babigan, Kathleen
Dillon, Walter J. Grondalski —
Department Head, Theresa
Champigny, William Boutselis; Row 2:

James j. Kennedy, Athena Letsou,
Georgina B. Kinney, John E. Donlon,
Frederick P. Gallagher, Ronald
Chuirri, John M. Earle, Edward Lynch,
Carl Garside. Missing: Chnstos
Georgoulis, Paullnamorati.

Health

Gail Gikas, Shirley Solomon, Edward
Gill, Janet Denay. Missing: Clifford

Bullock.

Culinary

Arts

Thomas Hayden, Lorraine Cronin,
Eileen Kane, Chef John Drummey.

Crisis

Intervention

Row 1: George Logothetis, Paul
Sullivan — Director; Row 2: Martha
McArdle, Beverly Coughlin. Missing.

Edgar Marcotte.

Bilingual

Row 1: Ann O'Donnell, Director; Row
2: Joseph Petros, Louis Gomez, Jose
Soares, Kathy Crockett, Alfredo
Maldonado.

Nurses

Row 1: Margaret McLaughlin R.N.;
Row 2: Nicky Stillwagon R.N.,
Catherine F. Brousseau R.N., M.S.

Reading

Row 1: Marlene Johnston, Mary I.
Callahan; Row 2: Jonalyn O'Connor,
John Hays, Thomas Ryan, Jill Laganas.
Missing: Daniel Murphy.

Marcia Desilets, Nancy Eyres, Nancy McHugh, Pauline J. Morin. Missing: Ann Mulcahy.

Activities

and

Organizations

AFJROTC

The Massachusetts 771st
AFJROTC unit completed its
fifth year with the highest
enrollment in the history of
the program.

The unit was very busy
participating in several school
and city functions. The Drill
Teams placed well in all the
New England Regional High
meets. The Co-ed Drill Team
won first place honors in the
New England Regional
Championship Meet.

Highlights of the year were the
Cadet Valentine's Ball, the
Pease AFB encampment, and
the Awards Banquet. Senior
Recipients of National Awards
were C/CTC Donald LePage,
C/Maj Randy Eklund, C/Maj
Frank McGee, and C/Capt
Donald LaDuke.

Row 1: Cindy Sullivan, Timothy Considine, Daniel Hyde, Don LaDuke, Randy Eklund, Don LePage, 1 atrick Finnerty,
Dennis Scott, Frank McGee, Nancy Block; Row 2: Junior Sanchez, Glen Marshall, Hans Block, Daniel Perreault, Edward
Bussiere, Richard Brodeur, Yo Ta, Caren Hone, Priscilla Young, Maria Harvey, Sharon Alberghene, Cheryl Davis; Row 3:

^Andrew Shelvey, Michael LeDuc, Benjamin Tyree, Philip Gacek, Brad Weilbrenner, David Marcotte, Phil Rocheleau, Pam
Sherman, Tammy Dufresne, Eric Wolfe, Kent Pomerleau, Darrin Ceasar; Row 4: John Grullon, Mike Parmenter, Sally
Monsen, Debbie Conner, Richard Sweeney, Joseph Potvin, David Rondeau, Patrick Gagnon, Paula Montminy, Christine
Steechi, Kathy Lawler; Row 5: Edwin Litchfield, Marilyn Santos, Wilbert Hernandez, Steve Tessier, Shawn Smith, SMSgt
Joseph Henderson, Anita Boley, Mike Giguere, Patrick Gagnon, Troy Peoples.

Opposite page, clockwise from top:
Maria Harvey; Deputy Commander
Randy Ekllund; Bravo flight in
training; Charlie flight in training.

This page, clockwise from left: Ma.
771st Squadron; Timothy Considine
and John Grullon; Cadet Staff Sargent
Edward Litchfield and Major Frank
McGee.

Distributive Education

The 1981-82 year was a most
successful one for the
Marketing & Distributive
Education Program at Lowell
High. From the Community
Teamwork Inc. Christmas
Party and the decoration of
Solomon Mental Health
Hospital Children's Ward to
the competitions at the local.

state, and national level;
everyone had a great year.
Maria DaSilva won a state
trophy and qualified for the
nationals in Chicago, Illinois
and the DECA softball teams,
although not winners of the
tournament, did show great
spirit and effort. Isn't that
right, Cheryl???

Row 1: Cheryl Wilkins, Maria DaSilva, Norman Annis; Row 2: Roger Coutu, Rachel Bergeron, Toby Kirkiles, Dr.
Moorehouse, Brenda Page.

Opposite page, clockwise from top:
The School Store; Award Winning
Students; Dr. Moorehouse, Cheryl
Wilkins and Karen Roy; Michael
Gagnon and Nancy Connerton.

This page, clockwise from top:

Working hard in the 1826; modeling
the new DECA T-shirts: DECA
members; Laura Cropper and Cheryl
Gleason; Sophia Kefaleas, Mr. Roberts,
James Barrett and Diane St. Marie.

Row 1: Michael Gagnon, Sleila Simonette, Cheryl Wilkins, Senior DECA II President Corrie Maclachlan, James
Crocco, Paula Reardon, Denise Obdens, Nancy Connerton, Karen Berube, Laura Cropper, Senior DECA I President
Ruthi DeMasse; Row 2: Maria DaSilva, Mike Wozniak, Fred Dlugosz, Pam Harris, Henri Laferriere, James Barrett,
Shirley Fondino, Roger Coutu, Sophia Kefaleas, Ed Bergeron; Row 3. Richard Lemieux, David Allard, Roger Fomier,
Richard Clark, Debbie Bourdeleau, Bill Poitras, Sandra Hand, Joan Tighe, Dr. Moorehouse; Row 4: Debbie Winship,
Laurie Dupell, Cheryl Gleason, Donna Hrinchuk, Norman Annis, Rachel Bergeron, Patty Bourdeleau, Wendy Porter,
Linda Silva, Lucia Fagundes, Maria Defreitas, Luiza Mendonca; Row 5: Adelino Caries, Rosalie Peach, Tern
Beauchesne, Mary Handley, Evelyn Otero, Marianne Collopy, Cathy Michaud, Ida Chandonett, Diane St. Maria Mr.
Weir.

Culinary

Arts

Through the efforts of Mrs.
Eileen Kane, Mrs. Lorraine
Cronin, and Chef John
Drummey enticing aromas
filled the school corridors this
year. LHS's newest program,
the Culinary Arts Department
prepared food for many
activities. Among those were
an Hors d'Oeuvre reception
for 500 guests to benefit
scholarships, a buffet for 450
adult education graduates, and
the 55th reunion dinner for the
class of 1927.

Row 1 Cindy LeDuc, Monique Cote,
Debbie Webb, Diane Cook, Mary Beth
Dowling, Lisa Houston, Arlene
Boutin, Pauline Cryan, Row 2: Pam
Lavoie, Patty Lavigne, Danny
Turcotte, David Emond, Sherry
Barlow, Laval Blanchette, John Curtis,
Lorraine Cronin, Row 3: Chef John
Drummey, Steve Hancock, Harold
Roberge, Dennis Baker, Tom Hayden,
John Logue, Charlie Mamalis

Ski Club

Under the direction of Walter Nelson, the Ski Club sponsored
many day trips as well as a weekend in Brownsville, Vermont.
The trip included skiing at Killington, MT. Ascutney, and
Stratton.

Ski Club Officers. Treas. Dianne Harrington, Vice Pres. Fred Horstkotte, Pres.
Ben Woo, Sec. Patti Fleming.

Library Staff

Row 1: Ana Cornier, Dave Georgoulis, Alice DaSilva; Row 2. Michael Giguen
Doug Hall, John Mackey.

Drama Club

Row 1: Connie Martin, Alicia Gilligan,
Vivian Ste. Marie, Mr. Sokolowski,
Janis Klain, Michell Laferriere, Kate
Carpenter; Row 2: Estrella Hernandez,
Joe Panisetti, Laurie Grygiel, Jill
Parrino, Lorna Boucher, Julie
Loguidice, Mike Baillargeon; Row 3;
Fernando Lazu, Brian Murphy, Randy
Eklund, Pat Finnerty, Don LePage,
Don Laduke, Paul Crowley, Bobby
Orr, Mark Langlois.

Personnel

Seated: Donna Grand, Michelle Lemoine, Christine Martin, Debra Vachon Lisa Valliere, Karen Golden; Standing: Janice Farrington, Norma
3owles, Michelle Brady, Helen Himariotis, Deborah Moore, Valerie Gregoire, Mary Theresa Bussiere, Angela Bouras, Laurie Demers, Advisor
Vlrs. Ruth W. Gagnon, Carol Paradis, Diane Carpentier, Darlene Landry, Bessie Dragoumanos, Brenda Bourdeleau, Anne Farley, Barbara
Lamarre.

The second year of the
International Language Club
was a memorable one. With
coordinator Helen Flanagan
and the following officers:
Pres. Amy Woo, Vice-Pres.
Gail Reynolds, Sec. Angelica
Jeffreys and Treas. Becky Woo,
each chapter hosted an
informative and entertaining

meeting.

The Spanish Chapter, directed
by Mrs. Priscilla Donlon,
featured songs, dances, a
movie of a real bullfight, and
Spanish food — tacos and

tortilas.

The Latin Chapter, directed by
Mr. Donald Bailey, offered
readings about Julius Caesar,
interpretation of the play "Pot
of Gold", and a buffet of
vegetables, fruits and cakes.

Clockwise from above: the Portuguese
Chapter meeting; the Eiffel Tower; the

advisors.

Seated: Chairwoman Helen Flanagan; standing: Rev. Dr. Peter Rizos, Donald Bailey, Priscilla Donlon, Ronald Boisjoly.

The Greek Chapter, directed
by Dr. Peter G. Rizos, showed
Greek dances, provided a
dance-a-long, modeling of
native costumes and served
Greek delicacies for
refreshments.

The French Chapter's meeting
started with a short French
vocabulary lesson by Mr.
Ronald Boisjoly, director, to
acquaint everyone with the
terms used by Chef John
Drummey who demonstrated
the preparation of French
crepes which all enjoyed
eating. An Eiffel Tower and
gargoyles made from paper
and wire plus cascades of
paper flowers were the
unusual decorations.

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The Portuguese Chapter,
directed by Mr. Luis Gomez,
showed slides of Portugal.
These slides with background
music were presented by Fr.
Silva. The Portuguese flag
comprised the chief element of
decoration. Following an
explanation of the colors —
red, green, and yellow —
given by students, each person
received a small flag. All
enjoyed native food — some
prepared in Lowell and some
imported from Portugal. An
unusual punch was served
called maracuga, peculiar to
Brazil.

Clockwise from top left: Miss Plakas;
un muchacho, Spanish Chapter
activities; International Club members.

It was another superb year for
the Junior Classical League
here at Lowell High. Under
the guidance of Mrs. Grace
Scanlan and the direction of
President Lisa Langlois,
Vice-President Victoria Zaim,
Secretary Beth Sager, and
Treasurer Barbara McLaughlin,
the chapter of 125 members
participated in such events as
the Roman Banquet, Classics
Day, the National Convention,
and the National Latin Exam.

This marked the fourth year in
a row that LHS has been
represented on a state level in
this national organization of
35,000 Latin students. Kathy
Wrobel had both the honor
and responsibility of serving
on the Executive Board as
Treasurer of Massachusetts for

1981-82.

Junior Classical League

Opposite page, clockwise from top:

JCL members; Elaine McCarron, Karen
Cambray, Tammy Grynewicz, Martha
McDonough; Lisa Langlois; Mrs. Grace
Scanlan.

This page, clockwise from below:

James Hogan; Julie Logiudice and
Dave Fiorello; Vicki Zaim, Joe Panessiti
and Kathy Wrobel; Elaine McCarron,
Phyllis Maniatakas and Cheryl
Hamilton.

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During the 1981-82 school
year, the LHS Band
participated in many school
events such as pep rallies,
football games, the National
Honor Society Induction and
graduation. Senior Renee
Giroux and junior Patricia
Annis, were chosen to be
members of the District Band,
a highly competitive band in
which only the best musicians
can participate. The LHS Band
practiced all year for its annual
concert in March. In the
Liberty Day Parade, the band
placed second in its division.
At the FLHS band banquet,
senior Renee Giroux was
awarded the band's highest
award, the Arian.

Band: Row 1: Patricia Gregoire, Betty Joynt, Nancy Merrier, Patricia Mclnnis, Wanda Concepcion, Evelyn Alicea; Row 2: Bandmaster Mr. Notini,
Andy Peters, Jim Brandon, Karen Leonard, Lisa Annis, Scott Maille, Janis Klain, Brian Hall, Rita McLaughlin, Mohan Hamhar, Patricia Annis,
Allison Carroll, Drum Majorette Victoria Zaim; Row 3: Noreen Laviolette, Kathianne Thurston, Michael Klain, Anita Chartrand, Brian Valcourt,
Elaine McCarron, Brenda Forbes, Sharon Bernstein, Isabel Gomes, Ed McLaughlin, Renee Giroux, Martha Loguidice, Don Goupil, Tom Lancaster,
Mary Dolce; Row 4: Bandmaster Mr. Gougeon, Debbie Trull, Lisa Albergini, Russ Sargent, Dave Emond, Donovan Verril, Joe Petruzziello, Ken
McCarron, Mike Teague, Norman Annis, Charles Mamalis, Gregg McGee, Richard Sweeney, Ray Royer, Rick Fijalkowski, Sam Garas, Chris
Stamas; Row 5: Mr. Townsend, Paul Crowley, Joe Panesitti, Ed Litchfield, Bob Orr.

Majorettes

The LHS Baton Twirling Squad
worked hard to create a new
image. Improved fashion,
rhythm, and movement aided
to the formation of a potential
top notch unit. The
enthusiasm among members
was enjoyed and appreciated
by all. The squad performed at
football halftimes, pep rallies,
and represented the city of
Lowell in several parades.

Special thanks and
congratulations to Evelyn
Alicea for her strong
management and achievement
as the LHS Baton Twirling
Captain. The co-captain of the
1981-82 squad was Patricia
Gregoire. We thank her for a
job well done.

Majorettes: Paul Crowley, Joe Panesiti,
Debbie Trull, Mary Dolce, Noreen
Laviolette, Ed Litchfield, Bobby Orr.

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Carousel

On May 6 and 7 the LHS
Performing Arts Department
presented Rodgers and
Hammerstein's "Carousel"
under the direction of B.
Douglas Townshend and
Michael L. Sokolowski. "Up
Front", Jill Parrino portrayed
the sweet, innocent Julie
Jordan and Don Laduke was
the dashing Billy Bigelow. The
show stoppers were Vivian
Ste. Marie singing away as
Carrie Pipperidge and Don
LePage sneaking around as
Jigger Craigin. Lorna Boucher

and Rick Baillargeon were
superb as Nettie Fowler and
Enoch Snow. William Notini,
Albert Gougen, Jack and Jan
Moynihan, Frank Weymouth,
Lynne Lombard, Joan
Hancock, Dan Bedard, Fred
Gallagher, John Leite, Mary
Jane Bedard, Linda Beauchene
and Terri Townshend were the
"Back Stage" Staff. It was a
beautiful show that will always
be remembered by those who
saw it and those who were
part of it.

104

Opposite page, clockwise from top: Laurie
Grygiel "I'm on top"; Loma Boucher and
Jill Parrino; Julie Logiudice as Mrs. Mullin;
Bobby Orr "What a clown"; Opening
scene.

This page, clockwise from left: This was a
real nice clambake; Rick Baillargeon as
Enoch Snow; Don LePage and Don Laduke;
Scenery transfer Technicians; Beauty and
the Beast.

LHS Officers

Practices for tryouts . . . the
biggest turnout in past years
... all white, even the
sneakers . . . the day of
judgement — tryouts . . .
going over what went wrong
. . . anticipation! . . . finally
hearing what rank you
received . . . the Traditional
Colonel's Party . . . the
Candlelight ceremony . . . our
new advisor Ann Marie Carron
. . . the membership drive . . .

preparing for the Harvest . . .

the Christmas Parade . . .
selling candy . . . will we ever
get rid of it? ... Florida . . .
the Annual G.O. Banquet . . .
a time in our lives we shall
never forget.

Clockwise from right: Col. Pattiann
McCluskey and Lt. Col. Patty Chin at
the Candlelight Ceremony; LHS
Officers; the reipients of the Officers'
Scholarships; Pattiann McCluskey,
Katherine Wrobel, Diana Limperis.

Row 1: Lt. Col. Patty Chin, Col. Pattiann McCluskey; Row 2: Diana Limperis, Cheryl Coutu, Priscilla LeDuc, Melissa Cook, Mary Jane Gregoire,
Susan Eastham, Lisa Aham, Christine Brodeur, Linda Montminy, Connie Hantzis; Row 3: Sharon Burns, Elaine Vangos, Martha Fallon, Nancy
DeSilva, Darlene Krysiak, Lisa Burns, Arlene Leczynski, Angela Bouras, Beatrice Lilos, Ann Marie Volonino; Row 4: Kathy Wrobel, Debra Soucy,
Donna Leonard, Ann Durkin, Estrella Hernandez, Susan Lynch, Suzanne Donovan, Lynda Dumas, Carol Paradis, Diane Carpentier; Row 5:
Gladys Lazu, Pam Miras, Marybeth McDowell, Nancy Conlon, Barbara Quinn, Diane Crockett, Phyllis Maniatakos, Martha Loguidice, Karen
Fournier, Diane Dyszczyk.

The Spindle

Starting with no advisor . . .
"Does anyone know how to
make a yearbook?" . . .
learning step by step . . . our
new office . . . lunch time
hangout . . . 7th period . . .
getting out of class to go with
the photographer. . . . the
missing ladder . . . trying to
get organized . . . copy . . .
layouts . . . crooked croppers
. . . the column system ... Tab
. . . DEADlines . . . the
directory . . . the class poll . . .
"I heard we aren't having a
yearbook this year" . . .
pictures, pictures and more
pictures . . . waiting till the last
minute . . . FBO . . . correcting
mistakes . . . "Does anyone
know who this is?" . . . the
yearbook mail box . . . Senior
mugs . . . typing copy . . .
searching for ideas . . . the
ceiling . . . short staffed . . .
working over vacation . . .

Row 1: Robin Hamel, Martha Foley, Jean Mitchell, Sherry Sharfman; Row 2: Charlie Greenhouse, Chris Thompson, Patti
McClusky, Ricky Byers. Missing: Mary Ellen Harrington, Sue Eastham, Judy Collins.

taking the yearbook home with
us . . . frustrations . . . working
hard at all times to all hours
. . . coming to school on those
hot summer days . . . trying
our hardest to make this the
best . . . THE SPINDLE . . .
"And you thought we couldn't
do it!"

Clockwise from top left: yearbook
staffers hard at work; Advisor Miss
Rita Sullivan; Co-editor Martha Foley;
Linda Barros works diligently; the
Spindle staff; Editor Jean Mitchell.

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National Honor Society

Class of 1982 — Elected 1981
Maryellen Abraham
Joanna Andrejaszko
Stephen Beati
Drake Behrakis
Sharon Berstein
Lorna Boucher
Dorothy Breen
Kathleen Callahan
Melissa Cook
Nancy DeSilva
Susan Eastham
Kathleen Fijalkowski
Stephen Fratus
Cheryl Fuller
Paula Gallagher
John Gauthier
Mary Jane Gregoire
Laurie Grygiel
Mary Ellen Harrington
Estrella Hernandez
Linda Kiernan
Lisa Langlois
Beatrice Lilos
Diana Limperis
Pattiann McCluskey
Jean Mitchell
Judith Morris
Sandra Palefsky
Joseph Panessiti
Jill Parrino
Irene Rivera
Sherry Sharfman
Vivian Ste. Marie
Sheryl Strong
Lynne Stuer
Janice Sullivan
Cynthia Wallace
MaryLouise Wilson
Katherine Wrobel
Victoria Zaim

Class of 1982 — Elected 1982
Kathryn Burke
Lisa Burns
Charles Carkin
Paul Crowley
Thomas Donnelly
Suzanne Donovan
Linda Fitch
Julianne Frawley
Barry Garnick
Kathy Gregoire
Ellen Hogan
Maria Ivos
Nancy Jardin
John Keefe
Athena Kokas
Robin LaBrecque
Gladys Lazu
Richard Leonard
Donald LePage
Joseph Lepine
Martha Logiudice
Mary Beth McAdams
Susan McArthur
Kathleen McNamara

The members of the National
Honor Society are selected for
their demonstration of
excellence in scholarship,
leadership, character, and
service.

Throughout the year,
fundraisers were held in order
to raise money for the four
scholarships awarded annually
by the Honor Society. The
recipients were chosen by an
election among the members
of the society. The Traditional
Induction Ceremony was held
on May 11, and was followed
by a reception in the cafeteria.

As a tribute to the members
the Friends of Lowell High
School sponsored a banquet at
the Speare House, Complete
with dinner and dancing.

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Opposite page clockwise from top:
Advisor Mrs. Grace Scanlan; Susan
Eastham; John Gauthier.

This page clockwise from top: Joanne
“Asha" Andrejaszko accepts her
certificate; Headmaster Peter Stamas;
National Honor Society Members;
Officers: President Susan Eastham,
Vice-President Beatrice Lilos, Secretary
Victoria Zaim, Treasurer John
Gauthier, Mrs. Christine Demetriou,
Mrs. Grace Scanlan.

Stephen McNamara
Panagiota Miras
Robert Paquette
April Pattavina
William Pearsall
Minh Pho
Barbara Quinn
Micheal Teague
Noraida Toledo
Noraide Toledo
Ann Marie Volonino
Sandra Wheeler
Robert Williams
Ira Wolf

Class of 1983 — Elected 1982

Audrey Ambrosino

Lisa Annaldo

Cecile Bergeron

Dayna Betses

Timothy Brown

Gerald Chertavian

Judith Collins

Kathleen Flynn

Kenneth Fryns

Laura Guptill

Kimberly Huard

Susan Janas

Mary Ellen LePage

Stephen Limperis

Stacy Matseas

Barbara McLaughlin

Julie Merrill

Suzanne Michaud

Pamela Morin

David Murphy

Maureen Neylon

Ramon Ortiz

Mary Panessiti

George Papadopoulos

Donna Perry

Heidi Plouffe

George Politis

Gail Reynolds

Robert Rivera

Claire Royer

Theresa Ryalls

Pamela Sherman

Kirk Stepanian

Susan Stiefel

Michelle St. Jean

Timothy Sweeney

Dung Hoang Ta

Mary Thibodeau

Kathieann Thurston

Lisa Todd

Robert Violette

Kathleen White

Benedict Woo

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Cheerleading . . . starting from
scratch . . . new girls . . . new
uniforms and new advisors . . .

Brown University . . . New
England Cheerleaders
Association . . . practicing in
August . . . feeling nervous at
the first Pep rally . . . the wild
bus rides to games . . . “Hey,
Hey, Bar-bareba" . . . trying
desperately to keep up with
the band during the LHS fight
song . . . the Thanksgiving Pep
Rally in the new gym . . .

Renegade . . . the ULowell

Holiday Competition . . . the
5:00 rides to 8:00 basketball
games . . . taking cars to
games instead . . . arranging
and rearranging mounts . . .
the last game . . . getting
plaques and jackets . . .

cheerleading.

Clockwise from above: the varsity
cheerleaders perform; Captain Martha
Foley; Senior Paula Metros; Stacy
Matseas in action; the varsity squad.

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Varsity Squad: Front Co-Captain Lisa Bourque, Captain Martha Foley, Co-Captain Donna Martin; Row 2: Carolyn Benoit,
Erin McMahon, Marikay Fallon, Kris McAndrews, Elaine Guircan, Lisa Gwiazda, Stacy Matseas, Lisa Barros, Missing:
Maura Dartley.

Clockwise from top left: Elaine
Guircan; Co-Captains Donna Martin
and Lisa Bourque; Lisa Bourque,
Martha Foley, and Donna Martin; the
JV squad; cheers from the bench.

Row 1: Mary Ellen Reilly, Paula Metros, Kathy Reidy; Row 2: Brenda Pelletier,
Lisa Mulno, Julie Peters; Row 3: Co-Captain Joanne Sullivan, Captain Sheila
Brown, Co-Captain Jill Torla.

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Choral Arts

The Choral Arts Department
under the direction of B.
Douglas Townshend had a
non-stop year. Starting with
the Harmonies of Halloween
Variety Show, the chorus went
directly into the hectic
Christmas season, the Lowell
Historical play, "If the Falls
Could Speak", the musical
"Carousel" and finally ended
with graduation. Extra events
were three concerts at the
Courthouse for naturalization
ceremonies. Northeast district
chorus tryouts, the Citywide
Chorus, Rollerskating Parties
and several fundraisers along
the way. "Dr. Dubby" sure
had his hands full!

Clockwise from above: Girls' Trio;
Choral Arts Officers: Pres. Jill Parino,
Sec. Vivian Ste. Marie, Tres. Laurie
Grygiel, V.P. Paul Crowley; Advisor
Uncle Doug Townshend; Boys'
Quartet.

Row 1: Sandra Williams, Loma Boucher, Mary Ellen LePage, Vivian Ste. Mane, Mr. B. Douglas Townshend, Jill Parrino, Laurie Grygiel, Elani Nikitopoulos,

Kerim Crowley; Row 2: Denise Sireen, Dori Seakas, Priscilla Karon, Kathleen Sullivan, Danielle Coimbra, Dayna Betses, Noreen Laviolette, Wendy Hammar,

Janice Klain, Mariellen Bedard, Colleen Cullen, Cindy Sullivan, Kim Pomerleau, Joan Flynn, Laura Renaud; Row 3: Lucilia Barroso, Dawn Bouchard, Karen
DaSilva, Mary Beth Molloy, Debra Trull, Paula Stripling, Bethanne Welch, Lisa Alberghini, Maria Harvey, Julie Anne Logiudice, Cathleen Considine, Pam
Hawkins, Fatima Maia, Rose Bettencourt, Lauri Lehman, Hope Burnham, Jill Hodge; Row 4: Sheila Carpenter, Nancy DeSilva, LaeAnn Leboeuf, Estrella
Hernandez, Mary Dolce, Dianne Vezina, Robert Orr, Edwin Litchfield, Joseph Panessiti, Richard Baillargeon, Maria Selvaggio, Kathleen Campbell, Laura Crowley,
112 Patricia Flynn, Colleen Reardon; Row 5: Charles Martel, Patti Cryan, Katherine Keefe, Martha Hanlan, Anita Boley, Steve Tassopoulos, Patrick Finnerty, Donald

LePage, Donald LaDuke, Paul Crowley, Randy Eklund, Shawn Smith, Gregory Fitch, Donna Kelley, Susan Wilkins, Maura Shugrue.

Student Government

Clockwise, from left: Student
Government members; Teacher
Appreciation Night hostesses; Lee
Koumantzelis; Student Government
officers, left to right: Secretary Susan
Eastham, Treasurer Barbara Sullivan,
Vice President Martha Foley, President
Mary Ellen Abraham; John Gauthier
pitches in for clean-up day; Roger
Frechette's "Chef's Salad" for Teacher
Appreciation Night.

The Lowell High School
Student Government had a
very active 1981-1982 school
year. Activities sponsored by
the members were: two blood
drives in which over 100 pints
of blood were donated, the
Third Annual Teacher
Appreciation Night, dances at
Cumnock Hall, Carnation Day,
and Spirit Week.

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Spirit Week

The Second Annual
Spirit Week took place
March 15th to 19th.
Under the direction of
Doctor Wood, the
student government
planned a week of
interesting activities.
Monday started off the
week with Grub and
Clean Up day. Tuesday
was Red and Gray day.

St. Patrick's "Green
Day" was Wednesday.
Thursday was Hat and
Glasses Day and Friday
finished off the week
with Punk Day and a

Rock Concert.

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Friday, Nov. 20, 1981 . . .
Sheraton Rolling Green
Andover . . . girls ask guys . . .
finding a gown . . . getting
dismissed from school . . .
doubling at the last minute . . .
beautiful flowers . . . "No
more pictures, Ma!" . . .
parties before . . . dancing to
"Cross-fire" . . . everyone
looking FANTASTIC! . . .
Chinese food . . . more parties
. . . "What time did you roll
in?" . . . despite the rain
everyone had a great time . . .
special memories of special
times . . .

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This page, clockwise from top left:

Dave Roy and his date; Diane Cote
and her date; Patrick Durkin and
Jeanne Muldoon dance to a slow tune;
Roger Frechette and Martha Fallon;
Doing it up on the dance floor; Joe
Panessitti and Marie Ellen Bedard.

Opposite page, clockwise from top:
Brenda Pellitier and her date enjoy the
evening; Dave Murphy and Katie Flynn
deep in intellectual conversation; "Joe
Cool" Weissbach, Bessie Dragoumanos
and her date; Chns Brodeur and her
date; Patty Roberts and Nancy Fergola.

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Clockwise from above: Harvest
Bouquets; dancing to the beat; Sherry
Sharfman and John Downes; Bob
Destrempe and Lisa Gwiazda;
Hamming it up for the photographer.

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Dances

Students were packed into
Cumnock Hall and the
Mahoney Gym on Friday and
Saturday nights throughout
the past year for dances
sponsored by the Friends of
Lowell High and the Student
Government. Disc Jockeys
from WLLH cranked up the
music from 8-11.

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Athletics

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This page, clockwise from top:
Coach Nelson giving the boys a pep
talk; Evelyn Alicea performing for
the crowd; half time entertainment;
running into a little traffic; Sheila
Brown cheering us on; Patty
Mclnnis

Opposite Page Clockwise from top
left: "R-O-W-D-I-E"; Maria
Selvaggio; Jim Cooper gaining
yardage; Quarterback Dan Tighe;
"Chaz" on the move; Cooper on the

move.

Football

Directed by Coach Walter
Nelson the 1981 Red Raider
football squad boasted an
impressive six win four loss
season. The Raiders captured a
third place spot in the
Merrimack Valley West
Division. Starting only seven
seniors, the Red and Gray won
three of their first four games
and went on to make a bid for
the MVC West Crown. But
costly injuries at wrong times
and losses to Tewksbury and
Methuen forced Lowell to take
a third place.

Highlighting the season for the
relatively young Raider Squad
was the outstanding victory

over highly favored Andover.
Lowell held off a potent
offensive attack in the final
minutes with the help of
seniors Fran Funaro, Jay
Jackson, Tim Grover, and
Steve Camacho, all playing
outstandingly.

Another outstanding game
was the routing of Dracut in
which the L.H.S. offensive
attack was lead by Charlie
Greenhouse who had three
touchdowns and senior
co-captain Fran Funaro who
starred on both the offensive
and defensive line.

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At halftime. Homecoming
Queen Asha Andrejasko was
crowned. Her court consisted
of junior Maria Selvaggio;
sophomore Cheryl Hamilton,
and freshman Joni McMahon.

Captain Tim Brown received
the award for outstanding
defensive player of the game.

The L.H.S. spirit was shining
brightly throughout the
season, both on and off the
field. Win or lose the Red
Raider pride was always there
. . . and always will be.

4 * *4

The Homecoming Game
against Greater Lowell Voke
was another victory for L.H.S.

A battle of the offensive and
defensive lines led the Raiders
to a 14-0 victory.

Row 1: Sean Richardson, Lester Parks, jay Jackson, Dan Ryalls, Co-Capt. Tim Brown, Co-Capt. Fran Funaro, Tim
Grover, John Downes, Charlie Greenhouse, Chris Smith; Row 2: George Dokos, Mike Zaim, Jim Keefe, Dan Tighe,

Mike Nisson, Kevin Slattery, Scott Sheldon, Steve Camacho, Sean Santos; Row 3: Alan Travierso, Chris Savard, John
Galvin, Jim Casper, Ed Goodwin, Bob Chandler, Tom Brodenck, George Ramirez, Jeff Polak; Row 4: Bill Cassela,

Louie Galvao, Charlie Heslin, Mickey Ward, Mike Couillard, Rui Veica, Danny Crichette, Mike Steck, Wally Wrobel;

Row 5: Scott Boyle, Bill Taupier, Kevin Broderick, Marc Polak, Jim Slattery, Ed Fleming, Bernand Chassin, Paul
Armstrong, Mark Dunais; Row 6: peter Manouos, John Sullivan, Brian Gleason, Brian Martin, Dave Stiefel, Shaun
Chlougherty, Marc Sheldon, Scott Taylor.

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WON

LOST

Lowell

Billerica

Chelmsford

Lowell

Lowell Voke

Lowell

Dracut

Tewksbury

Lowell

Methuen

Lowell

Andover

Lowell

Haverhill

Lowell

Wilmington

Lawrence

Lowell

Opposite page, clockwise from top: a
few of the fans; Lowell's defense
preventing yardage; Varsity Team
picture; a hopeful Erin McMahon;
"Coming through."

This page, clockwise from left: Dan
Ryalls over the top; Tim Brown
rounding the comer; Red & Gray
defensive alignment; Joni McMahon,
Joanne Andrejasko, Cheryl Hamilton,
and Maria Selvaggio; Vicki Zaim
leading the band; Steve Camacho on
the run,

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Thanksgiving activities began
with the traditional Pep Rally
which was the first of many to
be held in the new fieldhouse.
Students gathered in the new
gym. The Varsity and Junior
Varisty Cheerleaders
performed along with the
Band and Majorettes. Coach
Nelson introduced the team
and spoke of their successful

Thanksgiving

season.

However, the traditional
Thanksgiving day clash held at
Lowell's Cawley Stadium
proved to be a disappointing
event for the Red & Gray. The
game, played on a mud-slicked
field, put Lawrence in favor of
the young L.H.S. squad from

the onset.

Clockwise from top: Coach Larry
Ruesch; "mighty, mighty seniors";
L.H.S. offensive attack; Mary Ellen
Reilly performs at the pep rally;

preventing yardage.

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Lawrence scored during their
first possession and continued
to rout Lowell 21-0 before the
half ended. The second half
saw more of Lawrence's
offensive attack before Lowell
got on the board with a fourth
quarter touchdown.

Clockwise from left: Martha Foley
leading a cheer; fumble; Cooper
gaming yardage; Pricilla Leduc, Asha
Andrejaszko & Melissa Cook getting
into the spirit; Red & Gray seniors;
forcing the other team to punt.

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Clockwise from above: Robin Pilato
sending one over; Lynne Stuer
psyching up to serve; Kelly Flynn
setting up the ball for a spike; Varsity

team picture.

Opposite page, clockwise from top:
Mary Ellen Abraham bumping the ball;
Mary Ellen Harrington eyes her return;
Sue Eastham dives to make a save;
J.V. team picture; Robin LaBrecque
sending the ball.

Girl's Volleyball

The L.H.S. Girls Varsity
volleyball team finished the
81-82 season with a
respectable 6-4 record. In
their second year in the
Merrimack Valley
Conference, Coach Suzanne
Olsen's team qualified for the
M.V.C. playoffs.

Senior standouts were: Lynne
Stuer, Mary Ellen Abraham,
Mary Ellen Harrington, Robin

Pilato, Robin LaBrecque,
Christine Thompson, Donna
Landry, Susan Eastham, and
Teresa Bussier. Recieving
awards for the season were
as follows: Sun All-Star Robin
Pilato; Defence Award; Lynne
Stuer; Most Valuable Player;
Mary Ellen Abraham and Sue
Eastham: Coaches Award;
Robin LaBrecque: Most
Improved Player.

Varsity Team: Row 1: Susan Eastham, Robin Pilato, Co-Captain Mary Ellen Abraham, Co-Captain Lynne Stuer,
Teresa Bussier, Kelly Flynn. Row 2: Scorer Heather Anderson, Jan Bisson, Donna Landry, Robin LaBrecque, Mary
Ellen Harrington, Lauri Quigley, and Terri Ryalls.

WON

LOST

Chelmsford

Lowell

Greater Lowell

Lowell

Lawrence Voke

Lowell

Dracut

Billerica

Lowell

Billerica

Lowell

Andover

Methuen

Lowell

Tewksbury

Lowell

Lawrence

Lowell

Wilmington

Row 1: Stephanie Slates, Co-Captain Shirley Souza, Tish Abraham Row 2: Leah Flynn, Claire Funaro, Kate
Carpenter, Pam Morin, Stacey Deveres, Ann Marie Hickey, Janice Makey, Laura Fontes.

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The Boys' Cross Country team,
spurred on by Co-captains Dan
Phelps and John Flynn,
compiled a solid 3-3 record.

Under the direction of Coach
John Lang the nine man squad
ran over Fort Hill and through
Shedd Park despite the cold
autumn days.

"W'

At the Fall Sports Banquet,
Dave Landry received the
MVP award and John Flynn
and Dan Phelps received the
Senior awards.

Clockwise from top: Start of varsity
race Lowell vs. Greater Lowell; John
Flynn; team picture; Bob Powers; Dan

Phelps.

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Row 1: Paul McCarthy, Dave Landry, Louis Rios, Ricky Gillis, Kenny McCarron; Row 2: Coach John Lang, Dave Roy,

John Flynn, Dan Phelps, Bob Powers.

Row 1: Diane Harrington, Lisa Jacques, Shelly Mondou, Captain Sheila Skovholt, Felicia Gonsalves, Ann St. Peter, Laura
Balamotis; Row 2: Jane Flood, Connie Koulangis, Meg Flynn, Becky Bloomith, Tricia Vail, Ellen White, Debbie Boisvert,
Coach Jim McGuirk.

Girls" Cross
Country

The Lowell High Girls' Cross
Country team enjoyed success
on both a team and individual
basis.

The team compiled a fine 6-2
dual meet record, good
enough for 3rd place in the
tough Merrimack Valley
Conference. The Red and Gray
placed 3rd in the Bedford
Invitational Meet and 14th in
the State Division I
Championship.

Individually the team was led
again by juniors Lisa Jacques
and Laura Balamotis. Lisa
placed 2nd of 100 runners in
the Bedford Invitational while
Laura placed 8th. Both were
named to the MVC All-Star
team and the Lowell Sun
All-Stars.

Additional team leaders were
senior Sheila Skovholt, junior
Shelly Mondou and freshman
Tricia Vail.

Trophy winners at the Fall
Sports Banquet were: Lisa
Jacques — MVP, Laura
Balamotis — Coaches Award,
Diane Harrington — Most
Improved.

Clockwise from top left: Sheila
Skovholt followed by Laura Balamotis;
Lisa Jacques with the lead; Debbie
Boisvert; team picture; taping up;
center: LHS vs Andover at the start.

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The LHS Soccer team, under
the fine coaching of
enthusiastic John Bertos,
emerged from the 1981
season with a 7-1-3 record.
The squad finished third in
the competitive MVC League
and made it to the state
tournament.

The team's four captains
Albino Espinola, Rui

This page clockwise from top: Albino
Espinola; Tony Katsakis using his
head; team picture; John Farrington;
center: Mike "Rocky" Rawnsley makes

a diving save.

This page, clockwise from top left: Eric
Bohenko; Coach John Bertos; Jose
Morales; squad captains Eric Bohenko,
John Farrington, Albino Espinola, and
Rui Machado; Jose Peveita.

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Soccer

Machado, Eric Bohenko and
John Farrington, played
prominent roles in the
successful campaign.

High scoring Albino had
some impressive credentials.
He was selected as an MVC
All-Star and Lowell Sun
All-Star. He was also the
recipient of the team's
Coaches Award.

Row 1: John Farrington, Rui Machado, Mike Rawnsley, Albino Espinola, Eric Bohenko, Jose Morales; Row 2: Coach John
Bertos, Chris Porter, Dionisio Gil, Manuel Silva, Jose Peveita, Antonio Katsakis, Trung Hong, Kham Seng, Mourn
Morkam, Coach Peter Hantzis; Row 3: Peter Dimakarahos, Somphane Manisy, Bounpone Meuneboutby, Somay
Phetsomphou, Robert Bessette, Manuel Lapa, Rawle Lewis, Carlos Borges, Takounsak Phomreha, Luis Silva.

Rui Machado, also an MVC
and Lowell Sun All-Star, was
the recipient of the MVP
Award. John Farrington and
Goalie Mike Rawnsley were
also named MVC All-Stars for
their work during the season.
Mike was voted the best goal
tender in the MVC for the
81-82 season.

Those chosen for MVC Second
Team were Manny Silva,

Greek transfer student Tony
Katsakis, Dianisio Gill, Eric
Bohenko. Eric was also voted
Most Improved Player.

WON

LOST

Andover

Lowell

Tewksbury

Lowell

Austin Prep

Lowell

Chelmsford

Lowell

Haverhill

Lowell

Haverhill

Lowell

Lawrence

Lowell

Wilmington

Lowell

Lowell Voke

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Girls' Swimming

The LHS Girls' Swim Team
had a very successful first
season compiling a record of
3-1. The credit must be given
to Coach Roseanne Riddick
who volunteered a great deal
of time to the team and to the
team itself who worked hard
both in and out of the water.

The team christened the new
LHS pool with a victory over
Westford Academy but the
climax of the season was the
come from behind win over
highly acclaimed Notre Dame.
Lowell had to place 1st and
2nd in the last relay of the
meet. This seemed impossible
but Coach Riddick's stategy

payed off and the team won
by one point.

Jean Mitchell, Cathi Cote, Gail
Reynolds, Lisa Kunzler, Tara
Donahue, and Sarah Burns
represented Lowell High at the
Sectionals in Medford. Senior
captain, Jean Mitchell was an
excellent diver as well as
swimmer. She swam the fly as
well as the relay and, received
the Coaches' Award.
Freshman Cathi Cote, a good
all around swimmer, received
the MVP Award. Junior Tara
Dohahoe another excellent
competitor received the Most
Improved Award.

Other members of the team
were seniors Kerry Gordon
and Lisa Langlois; juniors
Donna Brown, Mary Burchill,
Sue Conroy, Lori Flagg, Susan
Janas, and Maureen Neylon;

sophomores Allison Barry,
Katie Mondou, Beth O'Brien,
Ann Picanso, and Maria
Sheehy; freshmen Carol
Donahue, Kim Edwards, Lynn
Gillis, Lisa Kazanjian, Connie
Martin, Marylou Strombous
and Sandy Williams.

This page clockwise from top: Beth
O'Brien, Sue Janas and Katie Mondou
cheer on the team; Katie Mondou;
Coach Riddick's last minute advise;
Allison Barry gets ready for a relay.

Opposite page clockwise from top:
Jean Mitchell in her best form;
cheering on a close race; Lisa Kunzler;
Cathi Cote in the 500; Jean Mitchell

flies by.

WON

Lowell

Chelmsford

Lowell

LOST

Westford Academy
Lowell

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Boys' Basketball

The 1982 Boys' Basketball
Team started, off on a sour
note, losing their first two
games and being 1-2 when the
Greater Lowell Christmas
Tournament opened. Lowell
won a thrilling 59-58 victory
over Ayer by a buzzer beating
shot from Andy Pires, but lost
the next night 59-58 to
Acton-Boxboro on a buzzer
beater also.

The Team netted nine straight
wins to post a 10-3 record
looking ahead to Andover. It
was a tremendous game but
Andover edged Lowell by two.
In the MVC playoffs Lowell
beat Billerica but lost to
Chelmsford and Central. One
more win would have qualified
them for the Eastern Mass.

State Tournament.

Standouts of the team were
MVC All-Stars Jay Simon,
Andy Pires, Ramon Rivera,
Steve Montminy, and
Christmas Tournament All-Star
Steve Petullo.

Row 1: Ricky Simmons, Andy Pires, Greg Edwards, Steve Petullo, Jay Simon, Kevin Cox; Row 2: Coach Ryan, Jose
Alejandro, Ramon Rivera, Derek Oliver, Bob Chandler, John Geary, Steve Montminy, Willy McDougall.

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Oppostie page, clockwise from top:
Coach Ryan giving a pep talk; Steve
Petullo; varsity team; Ricky Simmons;
center: Steve Montminy; John Geary.

This page, clockwise from top left:
Andy Pires; Ramone Rivera; JV Team:
Row 1: Tom Broderick, Chris
Dougherty, Mike McCall, Migual
Saloman; Row 2: Coach Canney,
Adrian Mitchell, Mike Provencher,
Brent Leahey, John Wolfgang, Pat
McNamara, Jim Slattery, Pat McCall,
Greg McMenimen — scorer; Jay
Simon.

WON

Central

Chelmsford

Lowell

Acton-Boxboro

Lowell

Andover

LOST
Lowell
Lowell
Ayer
Lowell
Lawrence
Austin Prep
Billerica
Dracut
Tewksbury
Haverhill
Methuen
Greater Lawrence
Lowell

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Boys' Indoor
Track

The Boys' Indoor Track Team
completed their third season
with a disappointing 2-5
record. Though spirit was high
under the influence of captain
Dave Roy, this years squad
* unable to compile a winning

record.

Coach John Lang commends
the efforts of seniors Dave
Roy, Mike Teague, Jay
Jackson, Dan Phelps and John
, Flynn.

Recognized at the Winter
Sports Banquet were Dave Roy
as MVP, Paul McCarthy as
Most Improved, and Bob
Ogden with the
Underclassman Award.

Clockwise from top left: Paul
McCarthy followed closely by Jay
Jackson; Dave Roy; Paul McCarthy and
Dan Phelps run the relay; team
picture; Mike Teague and Reggie

Walker.

Row 1: Paul McCarthy, Mike Teague, Drake Berakis, Dave Roy, Kenny McCarron, Wally Milanazo, George Dokas; Row 2:
Sean Santos, Dave Murphy, Chris Savard, Dave Blazon, Mike Zaim, Dan Sullivan, Coach John Lang.

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Girls' Indoor
Track

Led by senior captains Merlene
Rangulong and Cheryl Fuller,
the Girls' Indoor Track team
had a mixed season. Individual
accomplishments were their
strength. Junior Lisa Jacques
achieved such a spectacular
time in the 100 yd. run the
State Meet at Harvard, that
she placed 10th in the U.S.A.
for high school girls in that
event. Gail Reynolds led the
team in scoring and the two
mile relay team with Laura
Balamotis, Trisha Vail, Shelly
Mondou, and Lisa Jacques
placed fourth producing the
best two mile team Lowell ever
had.

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Winning awards this season
were: Lisa Jacques — MVP;
Merlene Rangulong —

Coaches' Award; Gail
Reynolds — Most Improved.

Clockwise from top left: Gail Reynolds;
Co-captain Cheryl Fuller; Lisa
Langlois; team picture; Sheila
Skovholt; center: Co-captain Merlene
Rangulong.

Row 1: Laura Balamotis, Shelly Mondou, Gail Reynolds, Linda Dumas, Cheryl Fuller, Merlene Rangulong, Dianne
Harrington, Lisa Jacques, Stacey Crowley, Sheila Skovholt; Row 2: Trisha Vail, Laurie Teague, Dianne Crockett, Felicia
Gonsalves, Lisa Langlois, Rhonda Shrigley, Cecile Bergeron, Mary Smith, Coach Jim McGuirk; Row 3: Meg McCabe, Beth
Johnson, Connie Koulongis, Amy Lekites, Judy Crockett, Karen Carpenter, Lisa Michelle, Karen Slattery; Row 4: Meg

Flynn, Mary Burchill, Patty Michaud, Ellen White, Elaine McCarron, Marybeth Murphy, Debbie Hogan, Joanne 139

Richardson, Mary Richardson.

Wrestling

1981-82 was another
blockbuster season in the
history of Lowell High
Wrestling. Coach George Bossi
drove his state champions to a
16-1 record, losing only to
undefeated Norwood in a
tough 32-27 match. Led by
co-captains Steve Beati and
John Brouillette, the Raiders
took second in the Lowell
Holiday Tournament, first in
the MVC Dual Meet
Championship, and first in the
Division I North Sectionals. Of
the five wrestlers sent to the
Massachusetts Wrestling
Federation Championship in

Worcester, Beati and
Brouillette earned first place
laurels while Lowell Holiday
champ Warren McQuaide took
home a second place.

The highlight of the season
was the destruction of Division
II King, North Andover in a
decisive dual meet. With a
38-16 route, Lowell's Raiders
broke the 106 match winning
streak of the knights Knights.

Throughout the year, the team
looked to a number of faces,
both old and new, for
inspiration. Senior George

Gilbride provided a fine
example of dedication and
spirit that helped spark the
team to victory. Seniors Steve
Geary, Bill Pearsall, Ed
Cornish, and Pat McCanpi all
helped Lowell finish another
accomplished year. Juniors
Tom Mayrand and Pat Ryan
turned in excellent
performances in their first year
of varsity competition with
Ryan qualifying for the States.

This page, clockwise from top: "Go get
'em boys!"; John Brouillette on top of
things; varsity team; Steve Beati.

Opposite page, clockwise from top:
Warren McQuaide prepares for his
next move; Coaches Bossi and Smith
consider the present strategy; JV team;
Jose Rosado wins; George Gribride.

Row 1: Steve Geary, co-captains John Brouillette and Steve Beati, Bill Pearsall; Row 2: Peter McAdams, George Gilbride,
Larry Beane, Pat Ryan, Tim Golden, Steve Garnick, Jose Rosado; Row 3: Coach George Bossi, Michael Siopes, Dan
140 Shanley, Warren McQuaide, Ed Cornish, Pat McCann, Pat Coughlin, Tom Mayrand, Carl Weissbach, Asst. Coach Bob

Smith.

WON

LOST

Lowell

Chelmsford

Lowell

Tewksbury

Lowell

Billerica

Lowell

Dracut

Lowell

Burlington

Lowell

Reading

Norwood

Lowell

Milford

Lowell

Melrose

Lowell

Andover

Lowell

N. Andover

Lowell

Lawrence

Lowell

Lawrence Voke

Lowell

Lowell Voke

Lowell

Quincy

Lowell

Haverhill

Lowell

Methuen

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The Lowell High Girls'
Gymnastic Team compiled a
record of seven wins and three
losses and placed third in the
Merrimack Valley Conference

League.

Both senior Co-Captains,
Donna Kacavas and Jean
Mitchell, along with a strong
supporting cast of talented
gymnasts, formed the nucleus
of what was to become a well
balanced team.

Donna Kacavas, Lowell's top
all-around performer was
named to the MVC First Team
All-Stars, and received the
LHS Most Valuable Player

Award.

Gymnastics

Donna's strength was her
acrobatic ability. Her cartwheel
mount and one-arm
backhandsprings, always done
to perfection, made her one of
the strongest tumblers in the

MVC.

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WON

Lowell

Revere

Lowell

Chelmsford

Lowell

Dracut

Lowell

LOST

Wilmington

Billerica

Lowell

Lawrence

Arlington

Lowell

Methuen

Medford

Lowell

Andover

ow 1: Barbie McLaughlin, Kathy Thurston, Donna Cahill, co-captains Donna Kacavas and Jean Mitchell, Debbie
Rousseau, Claire Royer, Cheryl Degan, Row 2: Asst. Coach Dianne Teresko, Laurie Kelly, Evelyn Kacavas, Laurie
Hession, Katie Mondou, Tina Reilly, Linda Evans, Chris Molligi, Asst. Coach Brenda Benoit; Row 3: Leo Scott, Maureen
Dumas, Joni McMahon, Chris Hannigan, Kathy Lyman, Coach Manny Vagos, Mona Fortier, Lisa Molligi, Daureen
Dumas, Missy White.

Jean Mitchell, the second
all-around competitor, received
Honorable Mention to the
MVC All-Stars and received
the LHS Coaches' Award.

Jean, a steady and elegant
performer, whose attributes
were her grace and poise
when she competed, was one
of the team's leaders. Kathy
Thurston, another standout,
received the LHS
Perserverence Award.

Opposite page, clockwise from left:
Kathy Thurston; Jean Mitchell; Donna
Kacavas; Maureen and Doreen Dumas;
Claire Royer; preparing for a tough
meet.

This page, clockwise from left: team
picture; Barb McLaughlin; Coaches
Diane Teresko, Brenda Benoit and
Manny Vagos; Chris Molligi; Center:
Debbie Rousseau, Donna Cahill.

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Hockey

The 1981-82 hockey season
was filled with excitement. The
team finished with an 11-6-2
record, just 3 points shy of a
state tourney bid. The team
was led by the high scoring
trio of Mike Rawnsley, John
Farrington, and Robbie
Paquette. Senior forwards who
also contributed to the Raiders'
success were Shaun Cremin,
John Downes, and Jim
Picanso. The squad was
anchored on defense by senior
rear guards Charlie Carkin, Joe
Weissbach, and Tom Callahan.
Minding the nets were Mark
Furtado and Ken Silva.

Rawnsley's career point total
of 156 and Carkin' s of 51,
established new scoring
records for LHS forwards and
defensemen respectively. They
are just 2 of the numerous
graduates going on to play
college hockey. They as well as
Farrington and Paquette were
chosen for the MVC All-Star

Team.

Clockwise from above: Goalie Ken
Silva, Mike Rawnsley, Charlie Carkin,
and Joe Weissbach; Mike Rawnsley;
Rob Paquette, John Farrington, Mike
Rawnsley, Joe Weissbach, and Charlie
Carkin; Rob Paquette; team picture.

Row 1: Coach Bill Robinson; Row 2: Jay Freitas, Tom Witts, Phil Perrin, John Farrington, Rob Paquette, Mike McGovern,
Rick Abraham, Tom Callahan; Row 3: Laval Blanchette, John Downes, Dave Desmond, Joe Weissbach, Jim McMenimen,
144 Mike Rawnsley, Manager Mark Rawnsley, Jim Picanso, Shaun Cremin, Charlie Carkin, Ken Silva, Barry Paquette, Steve

Janas, Mark Furtado.

Clockwise from top left: Jim
McMenimen, Shaun Cremin, Jim
Picanso; Goalie Ken Silva; Mike
Rawnsley; Phil Perrin, Ken Silva,
Charlie Carkin; facing off.

WON

LOST

Austin Prep

Lowell

Andover

Chelmsford

Lowell

Methuen

Lowell

Dracut

Lowell

Haverhill

Billerica

Lowell

Lawrence

Lowell

Tewksbury

Lowell

Northeast

Lowell

Central

Lowell

Lawrence Yoke

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Girls'

Basketball

The 1981-82 LHS Girls'
Basketball Team compiled a
record of 6-10 this season.

After suffering some
heartbreaking losses the team
turned itself around and won 3
games in a row against Dracut,
Billerica, and Notre Dame. The
season ended on a high note
as they blasted Dracut in their
season finale with a convincing

52-41 win.

Individual accomplishments
were achieved by several
players. Michelle Lemoine,
senior canter, led the team
with 160 points, 176 rebounds,
and was named to the MVC
All-Stars, the Lowell Sun
All-Stars, as well as twice
being named as the Player of
the Week. Ann Farley, senior
guard and tri-captain, was also
an MVC All-Star. She scored a

Row 1: Kim Huard, tri-captains Judy Morris, MaryeUen Abraham, and Ann Farley, Robin LaBrecque; Row 2: Lynne Stuer,
Martha Fotinopoulos, Michelle Lemoine, Stephanie Manousos, Angie Spirou, Coach Bob Boehm.

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team high 20 points against
Andover and led the team in
quarters played and converted
foul shots. Judy Morris, also a
senior guard, tri-captain, and
MVC All-Star, was a 3 year
starter at the guard position
and one of the top players in
the MVC.

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the bench; huddle between periods;
varsity team; Michelle Lemoine pulling
one down; center: Kim Huard.

This page, clockwise from left: JV
team; Ann Farley laying one up; Judy
Morris on the run; Martha
Fotinopoulos and Stephanie Manousos
battling for a rebound; center:
Maryellen Abraham.

Row 1: Moe Lally, Juilie Perigny, Janis Makiej; Row 2: Coach Donna Golden, Rhonda Zananiri, Nancy Geary, Ann
Picanso, Tish Abraham, Stacy Deveres, Peg Martin, Shirley Souza, Aida Cruz, Ann Marie Hickey.

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The LHS Baseball Team once
again had an impressive year
ending with a record of 14-5.

Lowell won the MVC
Championship and qualified
for the State Tournament but
lost to Newton South in the
first round.

Jay Jackson led the team in
batting with a 404 average. He
also led in homeruns (3) and
tied for runs scored (16).
Junior Ken Gys led the team in
RBIs (19) and hits (24). He tied
for runs scored (16), had two
homeruns and batted 375.
Charlie Greenhouse had an
outstanding year batting 362
and was a defensive standout
at 3rd base. As a pitcher he
had a 4-1 record with a 1.81
ERA. Paul Sevigney did an
excellent job as the catcher and
batted a steady 340. Steve
McNamara, Lowell Sun Player
of the Year, was the Ace
pitcher of the staff. Steve had
a record of 6-2 with an ERA of
1.22 and over the past two
years had a 12-2 record. Jay
Simon batted 305 and had a
pitching record of 4-0 with an
ERA of 2.33. Kevin Durkin,
two year rightfield starter,
batted a steady 298.
Other Seniors contributing to
the team's success were Bob
Nagle, Jay Blakie and Joe
McArthur.

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Row 1: Barbara Sullivan, Wally Milanazo, Paul Sevingney, Charlie Greenhouse, Kevin Durkin, Steve McNamara, Jeff Win ward, Dave Murphy, Pat
Maguire, Ken Machado; Row 2: Coach George Cuhna, Jay Simon, Bob Nagle, Jay Jackson, Ken Gys, Jay Blaikie, John Newell, Joe McArthur, Jose
Alehandro, Bob Swan.

WON

Lowell

Salem

Lowell

Wilmington

Lowell

Haverhill

Lowell

Andover

LOST
Lexington
Lowell
Central
Chelmsford
Lowell Voke
Lawrence
Austin
Billerica
Dracut
Tewksbury
Haverhill
Methuen
Lawrence Voke
Lowell
Andover
Lowell
Billerica
Lowell

Opposite page, clockwise from top
left: Tri-captains Kevin Durkin, Charlie
Greenhouse, and Steve McNamara;
Charlie Greenhouse; Kevin Durkin;
Varsity team picture; Dave Murphy.

This page clockwise from above: Ken
Gys; JV team picture; Jay Jackson;
Coach George Cunha and Kevin
Durkin; center: Paul Sevigney.

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The LHS Girls' Tennis Team
had a highly successful season.
They finished 3rd in the 11
team Merrimack Valley
Conference with a record of
7-3. At the conclusion of the
regular season the teams were
broken down into two
divisions. Lowell playing in
the upper bracket was pitted
against the "IRON" of the
league for five playoff
matches. Although close in
every match they were
unsuccessful and finished with
a 7-8 record.

Girls' Tennis

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WON

LOST

Chelmsford

Lowell

Lowell Voke

Lowell

Lawrence

Billerica

Lowell

Methuen

Lowell

Tewksbury

Lowell

Lawrence Voke

Lowell

Haverhill

Lowell

Wilmington

Lowell

Andover

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The team was spear headed by
seniors Pam Parigian, Mary
Ellen Harrington, and Sherry
Sharfman. Other standouts
were juniors Diane Harrington
and Kathleen Boyle, and
sophomores Amy Woo, Kelly
Flynn and Sandi Petullo.

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Opposite page, clockwise from top
left: Sherry Sharfman putting a spin
on the ball; Kathy Boyle; Mary Ellen
Harrington; Sandi Petullo; Kelly Flynn.

This page, clockwise from top left:

Pam Parigian; Diane Harrington
serving an Ace; Catching the rays
between sets; team picture.

Row 1: Judy Collins, Kathy Boyle, tri -captains Mary Ellen Harrington, Sherry Sharfman and Pam Parigian, Diane
Harrington; Row 2: Kelly Flynn, Laura Fontes, Sandy Petullo, Laurie Arsenault, Carrie Powers, Julianne Tsapatsaris,
Andrea Alexis, Sarah Burns, Coach Scott Davis, Asst. Coach Carol Davis.

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Boys'

Track

The Boys' Track Team under
the direction of Coach John
Lang, completed a
disappointing season by
finishing with a 0-5 record.

Running their last season were
seniors Drake Behrakis, John
Downes, John Flynn, Fred
Horstkotte, Steve Makarewicz,
Dan Ryalls, and Captain Dave
Roy. The MVP Award was
received by Paul McCarthy,
while Chris Savard and Dan
Ryalls received the Coaches
Award and the Most Improved
Award, respectively.

Team: Row 1: Kenny McCarron, Fred Horstkotte, Dan Ryalls, captain Dave Roy, Chris Savard; Row 2: Coach John Lang,
Drake Behrakis, Paul McCarthy, Steve Makarewicz, Eddie Fleming, Oscar Rivera.

152

Opposite page, clockwise from top
left: Dave Mallard takes a breather;
Captain Dave Roy; John Downes leads
the field; team picture; Jim Keefe
concentrates.

This page, clockwise from top left:
John Flynn; Chris Savard; Oscar
Rivera; Fred Horstkotte.

Softball

Coaches Susan Callahan and Ric
O'Brien guided the LHS Girls'
Softball team to its finest season in
the sport's brief existence. Lowell
High came into the 1982 campaign
with the stiff task of defending its
MVC Championship Title and
emerged with a very impressive
13-1 record in the process. LHS
avenged their only loss by
defeating Andover 9-0.

This year, LHS not only qualified
for post season tournament play,
but entered as the number one
seed. However, all hopes of
gaining that last championship

were crushed when LHS lost a
marathon 13 inning contest to
underdog Danvers in the
quarterfinal round of action.

One of the most outstanding
players of this years squad was ace
hurler, Tammy Therrien, alias
Nolan Ryan. Tammy, pitching
every inning of every game,
finished her awesome season with
a record matched by her team,
13-1. Tammy threw to an
incredible career mark of 46 wins,
5 losses, and 347 strike outs. She
was a four times Lowell Sun
All-Star, two time Player of the
Year, two time MVC All-Star, THS
MVP for the past three years, and
this year was named to the elite
Boston Globe All-Star squad.

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Row 1: Angela Spirou, Robin LaBrecque, co-captains Martha Finn and Lynne Stuer, Donna Landry, Anne Farley; Row 2:
Coach Sue Callahan, Janet Bisson, Laurie Quigley, Tammy Therrien, Laune Lyman, Kim Huard, Robin Pilato, Asst.
Coach Ric O'Brien.

WON

LOST

Lowell

Chelmsford

Lowell

Lowell Voke

Lowell

Billerica

Lowell

Dracut

Lowell

Tewksbury

Lowell

Haverhill

Lowell

Methuen

Lowell

Lawrence Voke

Lowell

Wilmington

Lowell

Lawrence

Andover

Lowell

Methuen

Lowell

Andover

Lowell

Billerica

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Senior catcher Donna Landry and
Janet Bisson were also named as
Lowell Sun and MVC All-Stars.
Robin LaBrecque and Co-Captain
Lynn Stuer received honorable
mentions. LHS "Skipper" Susan
Callahan was once again selected
as Coach of the Year.

At the Spring Sports Banquet,
Robin LaBrecque and Ann "Flea"
Farley received the Coaches'
Award. Co-Captain Martha Finn
was awarded the game ball from
the MVC Championship game
against Billerica, in which she had
the game winning hit. Also
recognized for outstanding play
were outfielders Angela Spirou
and Laurie Lyman.

Opposite page, clockwise from top
left: Martha Finn; Donna Landry;

Anne Farley; varsity team picture;

Asst. Coach Ric O'Brien teaching them
young; center: Robin LaBrecque.

This page, clockwise from top: Tammy
Therien; Janet Bisson; Lynne Stuer;
Coach Susan Callahan; Angela Spirou.

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1982 was an up and down year
for the Boys' Tennis Team. It
began rather slowly at a pace
of one win and five losses and
proceeded to a fast finish with
a final record of nine wins and
seven losses.

The doubles team of Ben Woo
and Gene Welch worked very
efficiently to bring Lowell to a
winning season. In singles the
play of Gerald Chertavian was
superior. Other standouts
included Jim O'Brien, Bob
Panessiti, Jim Flynn, Bob
Violette, Joe Lemay, Norm
Robillard, and Peter Kokas.

All in all, 1982 was a very
successful and satisfying
season for both the players
and Coach Shadan.

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Row 1: Brian Fitsburgh, Neil Donahue, Toby Kirkiles, Jim O'Brien, Dan Panessiti, Bob Panessiti; Row 2: Coach Charles
Shadan, Peter Kokas, Ben Woo, Jim Flynn, Ed Goyette, Norm Robillard, Gerald Chertavian, Jeff O'Heir, Joe Lemay, Bob
Violette, Gene Welch.

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Girls' Track

Although the LHS Girls' Track
Team achieved great success in
individual competition, the
team concluded its season with
a 1-4 record. The win was
against Methuen who had
previously been unbeaten by
any LHS Girls' Track Team.
The senior tri-captains led the
squad. Merlene Rangulong
excelled in events both on the
track and on the field and
received the MVP Award for
her achievements. Distance
runner, Sheila Skovholt and
sprinter, Cheryl Fuller also had
outstanding seasons. Other
senior standouts were Lynda
Dumas and Diane Crockett.
Lynda received the Coaches
Award while Junior Chris
Conlon received the Most
Improved Award at the Spring
Sports Banquet.

158

Opposite page, clockwise from top
left: Trisha Vail pulls ahead; Diane
Crockett sets up; Merlene Rangulong
flies; Gail Reynolds gets over the top
any way she can.

This page, clockwise from top left:
Cheryl Fuller at the wire; Laura
Balamotis and Sheila Skovholt; team
picture.

Team: Row 1: Sheila Brown, Shelly Mondou, Lynda Dumas, tri-captains: Cheryl Fuller, Merlene Rangulong and Sheila
Skovholt, Diane Crockett, Gail Reynolds; Row 2: Amy Lekites, Laura Balamotis, Elaine McCarron, Tish Abraham, Amy
Coutu, Meg McCabe, Lisa Molligi, Mona Fortier; Row 3: Chris Conlon, Judy Crockett, Meg Flynn, Lisa Jacques, Trisha
Vail, Laurie Teague, Chris Molligi, Coach Jim McGuirk.

159

Golf

The LHS Golf Team, coached
by Joe Petros, had a successful
season compiling a record of
8-4-1 and just barely missing a
berth in the State Tournament.

Seniors Robbie Paquette and
Co-Captain Charlie Carkin led
the team with 8 wins. Sun
All-Star, Brian Donahue, was
next with 7. Co-Captains
Carkin and David Blazon were
awarded Honorable Mentions
in the Sun All-Stars.

Clockwise from top: Team: Row 1:
John Rabias, Co-Captains Dave Blazon
and Charlie Carkin, Rob Paquette;
Row 2: Coach Joe Petros, Brian
Donahue, Nick Pelletier, Peter
LaRocke, Barry Paquette, Steve Janas;
Barry Paquette; John Rabias; Pete
LaRocke; Charlie Carkin and Coach

Petros.

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Spring

Events

161

Lowell High School Honor
Night was a first this year.
Over 700 students, parents,
and friends attended the
ceremony held on May 11,
1982. Following the National
Honor Society Induction,
awards were presented to over
75 students who were honored
for their outstanding
achievements at LHS by
various school, civic, and
private organizations.

Valedictorian Sharon Bernstein
received the Quota Club award
for highest ranking senior girl.
Digital Equipment Corporation
Scholarship, a Wang
Laboratory prize for
achievement in Math and a
Friends of Lowell High School
Scholarship.

Salutatorian Dorothy Breen
received the Bausch and Lomb
award for excellence in
Science, the John P. Leary
Award for the highest ranking
student in Latin IV, a silver
medal in the National Latin
Exam, the Dr. Joseph Sweeney
Memorial Scholarship for
excellence in Science, the Brian
Belleau Memorial Award, and
a Friends of Lowell High
School Scholarship.

Receiving National Merit
Letters of Commendation were
Thomas Donnelly, Patrick F.
McCann, and Rita McLaughlin
who also received the Choral
Arts Scholarship. The DAR
Good Citizenship Award was
given to Sherry Sharfman.
Irene Rivera received the LHS
Alumni Prize for excellence in
Math and the Lowell Five
Cents Savings Bank
Scholarship.

The Samuel S. Pollard Award
was presented to Michael
Teague for excellence in the
study of History and
Government. Lowell Post #87

Honor Night

American Legion Book Prizes
were given to Sherry Sharfman

— first prize and Steven Beati

— second prize. Alice Pearson

Medal for excellence in the
Business Education
Department was presented to
Laurie Demers in Stenography
and Kenneth Freitas in
Accounting.

The highest ranking student in
Latin II, Eleni Nikitopoulos,
was given the Alice L. Cluin
Award. George Politis, the
highest ranking student in
Latin III, received the Charles
D. Foley Award and the
Lowell Harvard Club Book
Prize. Silver Medals in the
National Latin Exam were
presented to Terrence P.
Fetters for Latin I; for Latin II:
Claire Furnaro, Laurie
Hession, Ann Marie Hickey,
and Karen Leonard. The
Ahepa Book Prize for the
highest ranking student in
Greek was awarded to Stacey
Ann De veres.

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Alliance Francais Book Prize
for excellence in French was
given to Lorna Boucher who
also received the Music Award
given by the LHS Faculty Club
to the outstanding student in
the Music Department. Prizes
for Best Actor and Best Actress
went to Donald LePage and
Vivian Ste. Marie. The Class
Odist Awards went to Vivian
Ste. Marie for the words and
Jill Parrino for the music.

The Joseph W. Burns Award
AFJROTC was presented to
Shawn Smith. LHS Band
Awards were given to Renee
Giroux, Norman Annis, and
David Emond. The Union
National Bank Bond Award for
excellence in accouting was
awarded to Brian Driscoll and
for excellence in stenography
to Laurie A. Demers. The
Arian Award given by the
Lowell Musicians Association,
to an outstanding band
member was received by
Renee Giroux. The Union
National Bank Scholarship was
given to Mark Furtado.

LHS Achievement Awards

were presented to Melissa
Cook in French, Noraide
Toledo in Spanish, and to
Evanthea Michaels in Greek.
LHS Distributive Education
Awards were awarded to the
following: Lynn Hoare for
Marketing and Distributive
Education Scholarship, and
Ruth DeMasse for Outstanding
Senior Marketing and
Distributive Education, and
Kathy Marchand as
Outstanding Junior. Maria Ivos
received the Nickerson
Seafoods Award and Linda
Fitch received the Jewish War
Veterans' Auxilliary Award.

National Honor Society
Scholarships selected by NHS
members, who they felt
exemplified NHS ideals were
presented to Susan B.

Eastham, Beatrice Lilos,
Marylou Wilson and Victoria
A. Zaim. The Francis P.
McHugh Scholarship for
excellence in Social Studies
was given to Sandy Palefsky.
The LHS Scholarship was
awarded to Marylou Wilson.
Donald LePage received the
First Bank and Trust Prize.

Opposite page, from top: Headmaster
Peter Stamas; Dorothy Breen.

This page, from top: Susan Eastham;
Irene Rivera.

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The Acre Model Neighborhood
Organization Awards went to
Athena Kokas and Lisa
Langlois. John Keefe was
presented the LHS Good
Citizenship Award and
Maryellen Abraham received
the Peter A. McCall Memorial
Scholarship.

The LHS Officers' Scholarships
given by the Girl Officers'
Alumnae Assocation were
presented to Diana Limperis —
the Francis Leggett Memorial
Award, Pattiann McClusky
and Estrella Hernandez — the

G.O. Alumnae Awards,
Cathrine Wrobel — the Mary
Gail Teague Memorial Award.
The L.T.O. Rella Park
Memorial Scholarships were
awarded to John Keefe,
Martha Loguidice, Pattiann
McClusky, and Estrella
Hernandez. The Lowell
Historical Society gave the
Mildred E. Wahlgren
Scholarship to Kathryn Burke.

Lowell Institution for Savings
Bank Prize went to Joseph
Panesitti. Ann Marie Volinino
received the Lowell Citizens'

This page, clockwise from top: Sharon
Bernstein; Beatrice Lilos; eyeing the

situation.

Opposite page, clockwise from top:
Dorothy Breen; Vivian Ste. Marie;
Michelle St. Jean; Loma Boucher.

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Italian Club Award. Daley
School Scholarship in memory
of Dolores M. Regan was
awarded to Stephen Fratus;
Beatrice Lilos received the John
Sakelarios Award and the
Daughters of Penelope Award.
The Middlesex Womens'
Scholarship went to Lisa
Langlois. Nancy DeSilva was
awarded the Holy Ghost
Society Award. The Ernest L.
Kimball Scholarships were
given to Sherry Sharfman and
Minh Pho while the
Headmaster's award was given
to Katherine Fijalkowski.

Friends of Lowell High School
Scholarships were presented to
Marellen Abraham, Joanna
Andrejasko, Stephen A. Beati,
Susan B. Eastham, Estrella
Hernandez, Robin LaBrecque,
Lisa Langlois, Lynn Stuer, and
Katherine Wrobel.

Raymond E. Riddick Memorial
Scholarships were given to
Felicia Gonzalves, Timothy
Brown, Robin LaBrecque,
Stephen A. Beati, Timothy
Grover, Frank Furnaro, Judy
Morris, Charles Greenhouse,
and Cheryl Fuller. Wang
Laboratory Awards were
presented for Achievements in
Science to Jean Mitchell,
Foreign Languages to Paul
Crowley, English to Paula
Gallagher, and Business to
Ann M. Farley.

Catholic College Club
Scholarships were given to
Martha Loguidice, Victoria
Zaim, and Marylou Wilson.

The Lowell Garden Club
presented the Genevieve E.
Lawrence Scholarship to Mark

Furtado.

Michelle St. Jean, the highest
ranking junior girl, received
the Lowell Area Branch
AAUW Book Prize.

166

Opposite page, clockwise from top:
Victoria Zaim; Sue Eastham and
Beatrice Lilos; George Politis.

This page clockwise from top: Sandy
Palefsky; anxiously awaiting; Honor
Night Ceremony.

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Thursday night . . . June 3,
1982 . . . the excitement . . .
the castle-like Sheraton Tara
... a touch of elegance . . .
stuffed chicken and chocolate
mousse ... an open
(non-alcoholic) bar . . . girls
dressed in beautiful gowns
and guys in handsome tuxes
. . . getting your picture taken
. . . dancing all night to the
tunes of Grand Larceny . . .
changing and going to parties
and the beach . . . getting
home at various times the next
day . . . This was the Senior
Prom, a night which we shall
always remember!

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Graduation

Wednesday evening June 9,
1982 . . . after two days of
practice, the moment finally
arrives . . . marching in to
"Pomp and Circumstance" . . .
seeing the large audience . . .

applauding the flawless
performance of the ROTC flag
bearers . . . Rev. Conway's
invocation . . . Headmaster
Stamas' welcome and
introduction . . . girls in red
gowns and boys in gray gowns
. . . fixing the tassles on the
soft foamy caps . . . listening
to the chorus sing . . .
Salutatorian Dorothy Breen
urging us to use our
experiences "for their own
enrichment and for the
betterment of mankind" . . .

President Sherry Sharfman
presenting the Class Gift and
recalling four years at Lowell
High School . . . the class ode
by Jill Parrino and Vivian Ste.

Marie . . . the awarding of
Carney Medals . . . honorable
mentions to students with a

This page, clockwise from top left:
Class president Sherry Sharfman;
Michelle Lemoine; Patti Fleming,
Roger Frechette and Tom Gilligan;
Carney Medalists: Drake Berhakis,
Sandra Palefski, Headmaster Peter
Stamas, Sharon Bernstein and Joe
Panessiti. Missing Dorothy Breen and
John Gauthier. (Photo compliments of
Dave Browe Lowell Sun); Lorna
Boucher and Don LaDuke; center:

rejoicing.

Opposite page, clockwise from top
left: Asha Andrejasko; Norma Bowles;
lining up; posing for pictures; Donna

Leonard.

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scholarship rank of 90% ...
Marylou Wilson's honorable
mention for perfect attendance
. . . Valedictorian Sharon
Bernstein speaking of the
changes we shall face in the
future . . . presentation of
diplomas . . . hearing your
name called along witn 500
others . . . walking across the
stage . . . getting your picture
taken . . . gifts horn the FLHS
. . . jumping for joy . . . Rev.
Conway^s benediction . . . caps
in the air ... hugs, kisses, and
tears ... off to parties . . . Our
final night with the Class of
1982, one that will never be
forgotten.

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Class Ode
"Here We Are,
Watch Us Go"

Words by Vivian Ste. Marie Music by Jill Parrino

Here we are, watch us go. We have to face new challenges, spent the
time and the time has passdti, these years will ever last . . .

Here at Lowell High.

All the time we worked so hard, now it's all paid off. Happy times
will spread their wings and new lives will begin.

Looking back, we can see our pride in past accomplishments. The time
we spent with all our friends will make us laugh again, when we are
alone.

Maybe now we'll find ourselves, though it is hard to say. Take things
as they come to you, never let them stray.

Face each day with hope — it just might help to pull you through. Your
friends will support you and soon you'll see your way — then you'll
start to cope.

If your plans don't work out right, don't be discouraged yet. Just
stay calm, you have the strength to put up a good fight.

Here we are, watch us go. We now can face the challenges. The time's
spent and passed us by. These years will ever last. Now we say
goodbye.

182

Opposite page, clockwise from top: Jill
Parrino plays the Class Ode; Mayor
Brendan Fleming; Sherry Sharfman
presents the Class Gift.

This page, clockwise from top left:
Darlene Krysiak; Michael Alberts;
posing for pictures; Celeste Viau and
Jeannie Wood.

183

This page, clockwise from above:
Chorus; Headmaster Peter Stamas
speaks to the graduates; proud
graduates; sweet congratulations.

Opposite page, clockwise from top
left: Mayor Fleming; Sandra Palefsky;

Lisa Barros, Tim Brown, Charlie
Greenhouse, and John Rabias; David
LaBrecque; Robin Hamel, Jean
Mitchell, and Martha Foley.

184

Dottie Breen, John Gauthier

Most Likely to Succeed

Susan Eastham Stephen Beati

186

Done Most for the Class

Tim Brown, Sherry Sharfman

Most Artistic

Doug Forestier

Lorna Boucher

187

Most Friendly

Class Angel

Mary Jane Gregoire

Asha Andrejasko

Class Couple

188

Sue Eastham and Eric Bohenko

Class Clown and Most Talkative

Lester Parks

Class Class

Pessimist Optimist

Barbara Sullivan Sherry Sharfman

Most Dramatic

Bob Destrempe, Jill Parrino

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Most Athletic

Best Laugh

Lynne Stuer, Charlie Greenhouse

Joe Weissbach, Patty Chin

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Most Mechanical

Marc Holland

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Most Disorganized

John Joint

Best Sense of Humor

Martha Finn Steve Lawrenson

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Most Carefree

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Most Mature

Bea Lilos

Most Talented

Vivian Ste. Marie, Donald LaDuke

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Jerry Panos

Most Musical

Jill Parrino, Don LaDuke

Tallest Shortest Most Mischievous

Sean Richardson

Nancy Fergola

Kevin Durkin

193

Most Organized

Jean Mitchell

Most Serious

Dottie Breen

194

Most Gullible

Most Argumentative

Pat McCann

Most Quiet

Sharon Bernstein

Elaine Vangos

Best Smile

Val Vassilakas, Jay Simon

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Nancy L. Abbot

207 Concord St.

Maura J. Bourgeois

68 Winthrop Ave.

Cheryl Ann Castanza

26 Manchester St.

Paul Edward Crowley

51 Lura St.

Maryellen Abraham

73 Hawthorn St.

Lisa D. Bourque

183 Christian St.

Constantine E. Chachus

59 Varney St.

Nitza Dore Cruz

180 Broadway St.

Lisa Jean Aham

54 Laplume Ave.

Robin Bowlan

649 Westford St.

Patricia Elaine Chin

45 Holbrook Ave.

Oscar Ocano Cruz

67 Westford St.

Michael Alberts

114 Laplume Ave.

Norma Marie Bowles

20 Monarch St.

Brian J. Clark

215 Princeton Blvd.

John Curtis

57 W. Fifth Ave.

Evelyn N. Alicea

233 Moody St. Apt. D.

Pamela Brackett

55 Victoria St.

Elaine M. Clermont

41 Avenue B

John Dailey

47 Whitney Ave.

David C. Allard

100 Billings St.

Michelle Brady

33 Fourth St.

Robert Close

15 Clithroe St.

Lino A.M. DaSilva

138 Berkeley Ave.

Joanna M. Andrejaszko

453 Concord St.

Dorothy A. Breen

36 Avenue B

Karen Cochran

284 Douglas Rd.

Maria G. DaSilva

291 Concord St.

Norman R. Annis

18 E. Richardson St.

Christine F. Brodeur

44 Merrill St.

Lisa Coleman

393 Lincoln St.

Carol Dean

322 Rogers St.

Walter L. Armstrong

50 Marshall Ave.

John F. Brouillette

439 Varnum Ave.

Marianne M. Collopy

33 Christman Ave.

James H. Dean

32 Iowa St.

Dwayne Artis

2 Colwell Ave. Apt. 13

Timothy J*- Brown

196 Concord St.

DaviVI C nltnn

Lloyd Dejesus

560 Broadway St.

L/aviu v^uuuii

457 Douglas Rd.

Benjamin Baharinejad

1861 Middlesex St.

Arthur L. Brule

John Conlon

Ruth L. DeMasse

5 Nelson Ave.

88 Elliott Dr.

19 Bertha St.

Richard G.J. Baillargeon

131 School St.

Terrence D. Buchannan

198 South St.

Nancy Ellen Conlon

28 Walker St.

Laurie Anne Demers

295 Aiken Ave.

Sherry Barlow

51 Jenness St.

Raymond Buckjune

64 Temple St.

Nancy Connerton

23 Chase Ave.

Lucas Demetroulakos

21 Woodvale Ln.

Michael A. Barnes

211 Moore St.

Kevin Burgoyne

31 Lunberg St.

Melissa Cook

111 Riverside St.

Jeffrey Demmons

41 Seventh St.

Linda Barros

90 Third St.

Margaret M. Burgoyne

19 Anderson St*

Brendan Coppinger

43 Brunswick St.

Nancy E. DeSilva

135 Campbell Dr.

Lisa A. Barros

90 Third St.

Kathryn R. Burke

31 Aaam Ter .'

Lisa Corey

15 Clark Rd.

Anthony P. Desrosiers
12 Pollard St.

Stephen A. Beati

36 Marlborough St.

Lisa BujImHmP

90 Livingston Ave.

Eddie R. Cornish

34 Pine Hill St.

Robert M. Destrempe

10 Loring St.

Therese H. Beauchesne

234 Crawford St.

Sharon Burns

53 Tolman Ave.

Michael E. Correa

141 Marshal Ave.

Diane Diamantopoulos

2 Colwell Ave.

Roland Beaudry

160 Andover St.

Ellen M. Busby

40 Ridge Rd.

Diane Cote

42 Merrill St.

Renet A. Dion

78 Farmland Rd.

Drake G. Behrakis

109 Mansur St.

Mary Theresa Bussiere

20 Arthur St.

Kathleen A. Cote

59 Anderson St.

Ferdinand Dlugosz

361 Lincoln St.

Edward W. Bergeron

148 New York St.

Patricia A. Butler

3 Caster St.

Marcel W, Cote

56 Endicott St.

Thomas H. Donnelly

43 Berkeley Ave.

Rachel A. Bergeron

80 Martin St.

Richard Byers

68 Rindo rk. Dr.

Monique S. Cote

91 W. Sixth St.

Suzanne Donovan

282 Sixth Ave.

Sharon I. Bernstein

397 Parker St.

Scott Allen John Caisse

11 Wiltshire Cir.

James T. Coupe

147 Moore St.

Marybeth Dowling

27 Otis St.

Karen Berube

37 Sargent St.

Sharon M. Calhoun

55 Crowley St. , .

Cheryl Ann Coutu

90 Felton St*

John F. Downes

14 Elmont Rd.

Robert Bisson

661 Chelmsford St.

David M. Bitler

379 Beacon St.

Kathleen Callahan

62 Maryland Ave.

Roger Coutu

52 Crescent St.

Robert J. Doyle

38 Douglas Ter.

Bessie Dragoumanos

81 Queen St.

Thomas W. Callahan

21 Burnham Rd.

Tracey J. Coyle

47 Forest St.

Jay Joseph Blaikie

513 Redwood Ln.

Stephen Camacho

1 Etta Rd.

Joseph M. Creegan

23 Frechette St.

Brian W. Driscoll

17 Mary Theresa Ter.

Eric J. Bohenko

461 Westford St.

Katherine Campbell

31 Wilder Rd.

Shaun P. Cremin

22 Burtt St.

Jeffrey J. Duarte

7 Cady St.

Brenda Lee Bordeleau

28 Bassett St.

Russell R. Carignan

66 Highland Ave.

James J. Crocco

32 W. Third St.

Mary Ann Dubois

102 Bigelow St.

Patricia A. Bordeleau

12 Dover St.

Charles Carkin

183 Burnham St.

Diane Brenda Crockett

29 Columbus Ave.

Lynda M. Dumas

39 Birch St.

Lorna Ann Boucher

18 Christman Ave.

John D. Carney

49 Liberty St.

Laura J. Cropper

66 S. Whipple St.

Brenda Marie Dunlavey
69 Chestnut St.

Sharon A. Boucher

46 Dana St.

Diane Carpentier

24 Arlene Rd.

Lynne Mary Cropper

66 S. Whipple St.

Laurie M. Dunn

30 Burtt St.

Angela Bouras

89 Butterfield St.

Jane Anne Carrabis

418 Princeton Blvd.

Noreen E. Crowley

627 Varnum Ave.

Laurie A. Dupell

258 Gibson St.

198

Ann Frances Durkin
148 Midland St.

Katherine A. Durkin
186 Highland Ave.

Kevin Durkin
77 London St.

Roger Patrick Durkin Jr.

11 Fairview St.

Dianna L. Dyszczyk
9 Whitney Ave.

Susan B. Eastham
109 Forest St.

Gregory M. Edwards
130 South St.

Alice C. Eklund
738 Stevens St.

Randy W. Eklund
/ 408 Lincoln St.

Timothy R. Elie
25 Kerry St.

Elizabeth A. Elisey
19 Mt. Pleasant St.

Steven Elmore
36 Haines Ave.

David J. Emond
9 Broughton Ave.

Michael Euler
23 Columbus Ave.

Caroline Evans
31 W. Sixth St.

Martha J. Fallon
610 Stevens St.

Anne Margaret Farley
5 S. Whipple St.

Janice Farrington
48 Bradstreet Ave.

John Fitzgerald Farrington

48 Bradstreet Ave.

Lucien Faucher
100 Fort Hill Ave.

Carmen S. Felix
YWCA — Rogers St.

Nancy N. Fergola
21 Carroll Pkwy.

Francisco Ferreira
130 Chapel St.

Sandra J. Ferreira

49 Grace St.

Kathleen M. Fijalkowski
18 Arthur St.

Martha A. Finn

8 Wachusett St.

Patrick M. Finnerty

9 Puffer Ave.

David Raymond Fiorello
594 Wilder St.

Linda Genevieve Fitch
73 River Rd.

Patricia A. Fleming
100 Agawam St.

Martha O. Flores
23 Dane St.

John Flynn
53 Parkview Ave.

Martha E. Foley

71 Harland Ave.

Maryjo Gilbride

49 Viola St.

Shirley S. Fondino

115 Liberty St.

Thomas James Gilligan
16 Belrose Ave.

Douglas Foresteire

111 Hemlock Ln.

Renee Giroux

39 Caleb St.

Kevin Michael Forsley

16 Gibson Rd.

Elaine Giurcan

403 Beacon St.

Lori J. Fosse

145 Starr Ave.

Cheryl Ann Gleason

174 Hale St.

Martha Fotinopoulou

140 Willard St.

Amy Goad

16 W. Ninth St.

Karen M. Fournier

460 Beacon St.

Michelle A. Godreau
174 Upham St.

Roger P. Fournier

460 Beacon St.

Karen Ann Golden

143 Coburn St.

James W. Foye

119 Myrtle St.

Stephen C. Fratus

75 Avenue c

Felicia E. Gonsalves

13 Whitney Ave.

Kerry Gordon

1 Rindo Park Dr.

Julianne Frawlev

John J, Goscila

94 Dinsmore St.

128 Pleasant St.

Donna Marie Frazier

34 W. Third St.

Donna Marie Grand

15 Griffin St.

Elena M. Frazier

19 Leroy St.

Tonja Burger Gray

177 E. Merrimack St.

Roger Frechette

27 W. Fifth St.

Robert Michael Green
37 Lane St.

Deborah Freeman

360 Lincoln St

Charles B. Greenhouse
11 Washinp-frm Pkwv

Kenneth J. Freitas

210 Baldwin St.

Kathy Ann Gregoire

36 Litchfield St

Cheryl Ann Fuller

20 Bishop St.

Mary Jane Gregoire

103 Sherman St.

Francis M. Funaro

393 Westford St.

Valerie J. Gregoire

128 Westford St.

Marc Furman

16 Maude St.

Robin Grimard

7 Coral St.

Mark James Furtado

629 Wilder St.

Timothy Grover

282 School St.

Michael Gagnon

23 Endicott St.

Luarie Grygiel

60 Virginia Ave.

Paula M. Gallagher

374 Pine St.

Valerie Ann Gustafson
754 Aiken St.

Helen Himariotis
144 School St.

Deborah Hines
155 Shaw St.

Lynn F. Hoare
43 Ferry Ln.

Ellen Hogan
45 Thornton Ave.

Marc A. Holland
21 Leroy St.

Linda Holzworth
79 Third Ave.

Frederick J. Horstkotte
108 Mary Theresa Ter.

Kelly A. Horton
378 Adams St.

Donna Howes
492 Douglas Rd.

Donna L. Hrinchuk
56 Washington St.

Daniel Hyde
82 Fisher St.

Maria F. Ivos
29 Marlborough St.

James W. Jackson
34 Murray Ter.

Nancy Jardin
52 Humphrey St.

John W.H. Joynt Jr.

16 Momingview Ave.

Bryan E. Jump
110 Bartlett St.

Irene M. Jutras
101 Fulton St.

Donna J. Kacavas
373 Mamoth Rd.

Demetrios Karamanolis
158 Columbia Rd.

Antonios G. Katsakis
59 Grove St.

Glenn Kealy
175 Fairmount St.

Kelly M. Kearns
1355 Pawtucket Blvd.

Peter Gallagher
24Pentucket Ave.

Douglas A. Hall John Keefe

122 Farmland Rd. 26 Draper St.

Barry Garnick
260 Mansur St.

Joy Gatzimas
32 Dover St.

Judith A. Hamel
418 Wilder St.

Robin A. Hamel
10 Thorncliff Ave.

Linda Theresa Kenyon
151 Princeton Blvd.

Linda M. Kiernan
98 Barbara St.

John Gauthier
225 Avon St.

Richard G. Gauvreau
720 Wilder St.

Stephen Benedict Geary
68 Hovey PI.

Laura Lee Gebhart
17 Osgood St.

Sandra M. Geiger

617 Pawtucket Blvd. Apt. 3

David Andrew Georgoulis
1558 Varnum Ave.

David D. Gianino
85 Totman Rd.

George L. Gilbride
121 Fairfield St.

Mary A. Handley
43 Munroe St.

Constance Hantzis
6 Penny St.

Mary Ellen Harrington
265 Wentworth Ave.

Pamela G. Harris
653 Wilder St.

Lisa A. Hebert
31 Manahan St.

Lynne Ann Hebert
8/ Commonwealth Ave.

Cecilio Hernandez
430 School St.

Estrella L. Hernandez
27 Smith St.

Young Sun Kim
670 Princeton Blvd.

Lisa Marie King
47 Shaw St.

Toby C. Kirkiles
134 Beacon St.

Jacqueline J. Kitchen
20 Keene St.

Athena Kokas
466 Fletcher St.

Lee Ann Koumantzelis
56 Arlington St.

David A. Koumpouras
32 Stockbridge Ave.

Darlene M. Krysiak
8 Goward PI.

199

David LaBrecque
35 Orchard St.

Robin L. Labrecque
11 Avenue C

Donald Laduke
307 Humphrey St.

Henri Laferriere
296 Methuen St.

Robert J. Lally
31 Hanson Ter.

Barbara J. Lamarre
366 Woburn St.

Darlene Landry
45 Blodgett St.

Donna Landry
45 Blodgett St.

Lisa A. Langlois
86 Butterfield St.

Michelle Laviolette

26 Wedgemere Dr.

Christine C. Law
20 Coral St.

Stephen C. Lawrenson

77 Harris Ave.

Gladys Lazu
121 Lawrence St.

Sandra Lebednick
58 Hoyt St.

Arlene Jean Leczynski
103 Durant St.

Priscilla Ann Leduc
606 Stevens St.

Kimberley J. Lemay

27 Jean Ave.

Richard P. Lemieux

28 Mary Theresa Ter.

Michelle J. Lemoine
63 Orleans St.

Donna Jean Leonard

78 Winthrop St.

Richard Thomas Leonard
707 Princeton Blvd.

Donald E. LePage
248 Pine St.

Joseph Lepine
158 New York St.

Michael C. Leriche

16 Griffin St.

Beatrice Lilos
19 Burlington Ave.

Diana Limperis
60 By St.

Edwin L. Litchfield Jr.

11 S. Whipple St.

Quang Lo

17 Lilian Ave.

Martha M. Logiudice
665 Andover St.

Keith Longtin
77 Emery St.

Laura A. Lyman
155 Humphrey St.

Susan M. Lynch
6 Cedar Ln.

Laurie Machado
147 Billerica St.

Kathleen N. Maclnnis
23 New York St.

John J. Mackey
46 Virginia Ave.

Corey MacLachlan
425 Broadway St.

Steven Makarewicz

100 Shaw St.

Charles Mamalis
600 Andover St.

Phyllis Maniatakos
45 Ottawa St.

Stephen J. Maniatakos
45 Ottawa St.

Marcia A. Marget

101 Fairfield St.

Jamie Sue Marion
85 Easton St.

Kevin Marques
81 Lincoln bt.

Normand R. Marquis
211 Smith St.

Charles W. Martel
19 Putnam Ave.

Christine Marie Martin
419 Chelmsford St.

Daniel N. Martin
139 Glenmere St,

Donna M. Martin
37 S. Loring St.

Tom Mason
19 Bertha St.

Mary Beth McAdams
165 Glenwood St.

Michaelanne McAndrews
153 Fort Hill Ave.

Maryjane McArdle
26 Sidney St.

Joseph H. McArthur
157 Tenth St. j

Susan L. McArthur
76 June St.

Paul L.J. McAuliffe
141 Parkview Ave,

Patrick F. McCann
173 Florence Rd.

Kenneth A. McCarron
139 A St.

Pattiann McCluskey
114 Chatham St.

Marybeth McDowell
235 Wentworth Ave.

Francis X. McGee
22 Houghton St.

Joseph P. Mclnerney
15 Mitchells Ave.

Kevin R. McKenna
757 Bridge St.

Rita M. McLaughlin
17 Woodward Ave.

Kathleen A. McNamara
26 Cosgrove St.

Stephen P. McNamara
40 Livingston Ave.

Michael J. McQuaide
173 Clark Rd.

Warren T. McQuaide
52 Bigelow St.

Lawrence A. McQueen
49 Shaughnessy Ter.

Maria M. Mendonca
24 Linden St.

Sawn M. Mercier
23 Kearney Dr.

Nancy D. Merdier
3 Burrill PI.

Paula June Metros
150 Cross St.

Laura L. Meyers
19 Boynton St.

Alexander Steve Michaels

23 June St.

Evanthea Michaels
192 Suffolk St.

Aimee Michaud

43 River Rd.

Lisa A Michel
106 Lincoln Pkwy.

Panagoita M. Miras
206 Wilder St.

Jean Elizabeth Mitchell

44 Kearney Dr.

Phyllis D. Mitchell

73/ Princeton Blvd. Apt. 2

Susan M. Molloy
88 Chatham St.

Linda Lee Montminy
12 Genest Ave.

Deborah A. Moore

24 Myrtle St.

Jose Julio Morales
54 Marion Sr.

Jose M. Morales
190 French St. Ext.

Richard L. Morin
145 Jewett St.

Judith Ann Morris
576 Westford St.

Theresa Morrissey
545 Stevens St.

Ana P. Mota
153 Charles St.

Lisa Hope Mulno
18 Roper St.

Maura J. Murphy
167 Campbell Dr.

William D. Murphy
12 Walker St.

Gail M. Muscovitz
17 Albion St.

Jeannette D. Nadeau
218 Stedman St.

Pamela Ann Nagle
42 Denton St.

Robert T. Nagle, Jr.

195 Moore St.

Constantina Nassopoulou
145 PO Sq. Apt. 1807

Cindy Sue Needle
350 Princeton Blvd.

Francis D. Neylon
69 Viola St.

Dune Ching Nguyen
61 Chestnut St. Apt. 2

Kim Anh Nguyen
61 Chestnut St. Apt. 2

Valerie A. Nicholas
746 Broadway St.

Vasilios Nikoludis
41 Gumpus Rd.

Paula R. Noonan
89 Georgia Ave.

John Matthew Nutter
154 Coburn St.

Denise Obdens
53 Lisa Ln.

Gabriela Oliveira
132 Branch St.

John Patrick O'Neil
147 B St.

Olga Maria Ortiz
543 Fletcher St.

Wandalee Oskowski
205 School St.

Evelyn Y. Otero
41 Ware St.

Michelle A. Pacheco
31 Wentworth Ave.

Susan Pacht ,

580 School St.

Luis Pagan
200 Pleasant St.

David F. Page
120 Sayles St.

Sandra Lee Palefsky
165 Lincoln Pkwy.

Denise D. Panagiotopoulos
347 Market St.

Peter Panagiotopoulos
70 Livingston Ave.

Joseph P. Panessiti
158 Raven Rd.

Jerry Panos
162 Florence Rd.

Robert E. Paquette
473 Douglas Rd.

Carol Ann Paradis
691 Beacon St.

Lisa A. Pare
68 Beacon St.

Pamela Parigian
73 Alcott St.

Lester Parks
869 Bridge St.

Jill Ann Parrino
177 Fetherston Ave.

April Pattavina
161 Butman Rd.

William Paul Pearsall
66 Viola St.

Kathy A. Peeples
3 Dover St.

Troy K. Peeples
110 High St.

Brenda Holly Ann Pelletier
25 Walker PI.

Ann Marie Perkins
117 Grand St.

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Louise Perreault

1 Puffer Ave.

Denise E. Perry
43 Florence Ave.

Steven J. Petullo
62 Westview Rd.

Daniel F. Phelps
15 Hazeltine St.

Minh V. Pho

719 Princeton Blvd. Apt. 15

James L. Picanso
328 Sanders Ave.

Robin Pilato
25 Boynton St.

Anthony Pires
39 Whipple St.

Robert Plante

2 Dudley Ct.

Jon Polychronopoulos
45 Elmont Rd.

Edward Purtell
565 Princeton Blvd.

Anne K. Quigley
34 Livingston Ave.

Debra Ann Quimby
65 Hildreth St.

Barbara J. Quinn
65 Kearney Dr.

John Rabias
658 Stevens St.

Lynne E. Randall

3 Morton St.

Merlene J. Rangulong

20 Riverside Ave.

Buoasy Ratsakhuk
54 Queen St.

Michael Rawnsley
68 Waldo St.

Patricia A. Rawnsley
106 Grand St.

Paula M. Reardon
68 A St.

Karen Recco
18 Ware St.

Donna A. Regan
34 London St.

Scott Reidy

301 Pawtucket Blvd. Apt. 19

Paul A. Rheault
23 Calvin St.

Gary M. Richards
50 Christman Ave.

Raymond J. Richards
62 Florence Ave.

Laura Richardson
74 Wentworth Ave.

Ralph T. Richardson
241 W. Manchester St.

Sean P. Richardson

21 Penn Ave.

Irene Rivera
43 Corbett St.

Wilma Amarily Rivera
81 Branch St.

Diana Robarge
39 Wilbur St.

Karen Robarge
39 Wilbur St.

Harold J. Roberge
27 Hoyt Ave.

Patricia Ann Roberts
6 Washington St.

Luis Felix Rodrigues
195 Fletcher St.

Edna M. Rogers
666 School St.

Gilberto Rosado
12 Barclay St.

Tammy Rose
124 River Rd.

Suzanne Rossetti
118 Fremont St.

David J. Roy
93 Enfield bt.

Karen Roy
150 Totman Rd.

Iris D. Rubert

12 Cross St.

Daniel J. Ryalls

29 Cogger Kd.

Mary Gail Ryan

13 Sidney St.

John M. Ryder

30 Haines Ave.

Paul W. Santos
88 First St.

Ronald J. Sargent
26 Morse St.

Edward J. Saunders
85 Alcott St.

Richard M. Sawyer

42 Second Ave.

Charles D. Scott
3 Terry Ave.

Paul Sevigney
56 Totman St:

Sherry B. Sharfman
488 Pine St.

Ann Marie Shea

43 A St.

Ronda M. Shrigley
116 Corey St.

Brenda Silva
25 River Rd.

Scott F. Silva

1919 Middlesex St; Apt. 26

John T. Solomonides

63 Mary Theresa Ter.

Debra Soucy
124 Methuen St.

Ellen Sousa
27 Forest St.

Kongkeo Southarat
17 Lilley Ave.

Karen L. Spinelli
539 Wentworth Ave.

Angela Spirou
73 Varney St.

Ann M. St. Peter
45 Draper St.

Elaine Stamatotos
42 Twelfth St.

Vivian K. Ste. Marie
987 Middlesex St.

Lisa G. Stephens

142 Commonwealth Ave.

Louis R. Steriti
195 Nesmith St.

Kristi L. Stoddard
101 Mammoth Rd.

Sheiyl Ann Strong
83 Norcross St.

Lynne F. Stuer
38 Donald Ter.

Barbara Sullivan
25 Putnam Ave.

Cynthia M. Sullivan
4b Moore St.

Janice Sullivan

64 Norcross St.

Erin Sweeney
15 Elmont Rd.

Luis Carlos Tamayo
233 Salem St.

Steven Tassopoulos
142 Stafford Rd.

Michael B, Teague
24 Canton St.

Teresa R. Tharpe
42 Wellworth St.

Tammy Therrien
123 Warwick St.

Christine Thompson
17 Genest Ave.

Tammy J. Tighe
14 Second St.

Arthur Vangos
152 Dartmouth St.

Elaine Vangos
226 Princeton Blvd.

Valerie Vassilakos
332 Varnum Ave.

Diana Verge
203 Ludlum St.

Celeste B. Viau
52 Frothingham St.

Annmarie K. Volonino
351 Hildreth St.

Reginald T. Walker
124 Fleming St.

Cynthia M. Wallace
2/ Princeton Blvd.

Annmarie Ward
85 Vernon St.

Joseph R. Weissbach
40 Talbot St.

Eugene Welch
16 Evergreen Rd.

McKinley J. Wesson
6 Frye St.

Sandra Lynne Wheeler
121 Mariposa Ave.

Martha White
66 West St.

Cheryl Ann Wilkins
1315 Pawtucket Blvd.

Robert J. Williams
71 Bernier St.

Mary Louise Wilson
89 Main St.

Debra }. Winship
193 E. MerrimacK St.

Kelly Witts
3 Waverly Ave.

Ira Wolf

223 Blackbrook Dr.

Gregg Wolff
136 Princeton Blvd.

Jeanne M. Wood
29 Van Greenby Rd.

Gretchen Woods
165 Eleventh St.

David T. Woolfall
57 Florida St.

Michael Wozniak
111 Sayles St.

Marlene E. Simard
72 Tenth St.

Donna M. Simmons
314 Pine St.

Rickey Simmons
37 Ware St.

John C. Simon
292 Stevens St.

Sheila Ann Skovholt
675 Andover St.

Jon R. Slates
607 Westford St.

Shawn Smith
52 Bolton St.

Vernon J. Smith
77 Crosby St.

Tracy L. Tisdale
1339 Pawtucket Blvd.

Noraida Toledo
66 Morton St.

Noraide Toledo
66 Morton St.

Edward T. Tuohy
195 Mt. Hope St.

Claire Rita Turcotte
18 Lawson St.

Daniel G. Turcotte
18 Lawson St.

Debra Vachon
32 Stromquist Ave.

Lisa R. Valliere
25 Barclay St.

Katherine J. Wrobel
71 C St.

Victoria Zaim
350 Pine St.

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CAPTAIN JOHN'S RESTAURANT & LOUNGE

Weddings — Christenings
Funerals — Special Occasions

333 Westford St. As For

Lowell, Mass. Capt. John

OFFICE
179 Pine St.
Lowell Mass. 01851
Tel. 457-7445

STEWART'S ICE CREAM

527 Rogers Street
Lowell, Massachusetts 01852
454-0946

RALPH J. LOOSIGAN
Attorney At Law

Res. 5 Sanford Rd. Chelmsford, Mass. 01824

205

ARCADE

We have the most
modern and popular
flipper and video
games in the
country!

BILLIARD ROOM

Come in and enjoy
the most modern billiard
room in New England!

187 MAIN STREET
NASHUA, NEW HAMPSHIRE

78 MIDDLESEX ST.
LOWELL, MASS. 01852

OPEN DAILY — 11:00 a.rn. — Midnight
SUNDAYS — 1:00 p.m. — Midnight

SIIHii

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FORMAL & BRIDAL SHOP

TUXEDOS FLOWERS GOWNS
AND A COMPLETE LINE OF
INVITATIONS

4 PINE ST. LOWELL, MASS. 01851
TEL. 458-1451

WILLIAM J. GREELEY

GREELEY INSURANCE AGENCY

AUTO - HOME - LIFE - HEALTH
(617) 453-9048

179 PINE ST.

COR PINE & STEVENS STS. LOWELL. MA 01851

TEAM OUTFITTERS HOCKEY SPECIALIST

ATHLETIC SHOES REPAIRING & SHARPENING

LOWELL PRO SHOP

Sporting Equipment

108 Rogers St.
Lowell, Mass.

OPEN 365 DAYS A YEAR
24 HOURS A DAY

PHILIP ANGELOSANTO

Master charge
Visa

558 Rogers St.
Lowell, MA 01852
(617) 453*9272

Compliments of
MARTIN'S MALESTOP
Downtown Lowell

Jack Daggett's
PRESS CLUB

Restaurant and Lounge
Where The News Features
The Best In Food,
Drink,

and Friendship . . .

Telephone 452-8015
452-8402
31 Central Streel
Lowell, Ma.

HEALTH

WEALTH

HAPPINESS

To the class of '82
THE TORLA FAMILY

SADIES

Specializing in Lebanese, Greek, and
American foods.

153 Central St., Lowell

Take out orders Tel. 459-3177

PATRONS

D & S House of Pizza
Pizza Hut

Mr. & Mrs. Albert Bernstein
Rita M. Sullivan
Jack Payne

DONORS
Roger Ayotte
Ramiro Correa
Brian Ingalls
Victor Jaramillo
Sonny Legare
John Mello
Sister Montseratte
Tom Mullen

Luis Olivera
Richard L. Peck
George Primeau
Manuel Silva
Vital Silva
Chris Sprage
Pete's Ideal Barber Shop
Austin's Barber Shop

207

AND FINALLY —

SOME WORDS TO REMEMBER

"To Thine Own Self
Be True."

" Whatsoever You Sow

So Also Shall You Reap."

"To Whom Much Is Given

Much Is Expected."

“As You Leave This Famed Institution
And Go Out Into The World,

Do Not Be Surprised If You Find
More Hind Ends of Horses
Than Front Ends."

Please — Lead Your Life In

Study, Work, And Play

Such That Future Graduates Will Say

You Are Definitely In Front

And Not At —

THE END

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